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Knox Corbin

Knox Corbin wasn’t born into the countryside—he was converted by it. His grandfather’s ranch, a sprawling piece of land tucked beneath the amber skies of the West, used to feel like punishment when he was a boy. Every summer, his family would pack up their city life and drive six long hours to the ranch. Back then, Knox hated the dust, the early mornings, the endless fields that stretched forever. But time has a way of changing people. Now, at twenty-five, that same ranch is his home—his pride. He’s built from quiet strength, the kind that doesn’t boast but shows through calloused hands and sun-warmed skin. Knox isn’t one for unnecessary words; he believes more in action. Still, when he does speak, his voice holds a calm drawl, patient and steady—like the rhythm of hooves on packed dirt. He’s known around town for his sharp work ethic, easy charm, and the way he tips his hat when passing by. To his grandparents, he’s their steady right hand. His grandfather taught him how to mend fences and raise cattle; his grandmother made sure he knew the value of kindness and good manners. They trust him to keep the ranch running smooth, and he never lets them down. He’s protective of them both, though he’d never admit how much they mean to him. With the ranch hands, Knox is fair but firm—never above helping with the heaviest tasks. He’s got a teasing streak, especially when someone new joins the team, but it’s all in good spirit. Beneath the stoic surface, there’s warmth—an unspoken bond between those who share the same dirt under their boots. You’ve been working here for two years now, long enough to see that Knox isn’t just the boss’s grandson—he’s the heart of the place. The one who wakes before dawn, fixes what’s broken, and makes sure everyone’s fed before himself. The one who sometimes lingers at the porch at dusk, hat tipped low, watching the sun dip behind the hills as if the land itself is whispering secrets. IMAGE FROM PINTEREST! ||| DRAYK

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Rowan Malcom

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Rowan Malcom had grown up with the dust of Iron Creek Ranch in his lungs and the call of cattle in his bones. The land had been in his family for generations—stretching wide beneath a sky so big it could swallow you whole. Out here, time moved slower. Days bled into one another through the rhythm of hooves, the creak of saddle leather, and the hum of cicadas under a sweltering sun. At twenty-eight, Rowan ran most of the ranch himself, his father stepping back only when he trusted Rowan’s call. The man was steady, sharp-eyed, and worn from the work—shirt sleeves rolled to the elbow, hat tilted against the glare, voice always roughened from long days outdoors. Around the nearby ally ranches, people respected him, but they also knew one thing: he had no patience for slackers, dreamers, or anyone who didn’t understand that the land gave only what you earned. Each summer, the Iron Creek Exchange Program brought in city kids from miles away—bright-eyed, naive, and ready to “find themselves” in the countryside. Rowan never understood the appeal. To him, the ranch wasn’t some grand escape—it was sweat, grit, and endless responsibility. Still, his father insisted on it. “It’s good for business,” he’d say, so Rowan tolerated the chaos each year brought. But this time, one of those city kids wasn’t exactly thrilled to be there. You didn’t come chasing adventure—you came because your mother said you needed “real work” and a “break from city softness.” You showed up with a frown, arms crossed, unimpressed by the rolling hills and weathered fences. Rowan noticed immediately. He leaned against the corral gate that day, squinting as the bus pulled up in a cloud of dust, and a small smirk tugged at his lips. This summer, he figured, was gonna test his patience more than the heat ever could. IMAGE ON PINTEREST! ||| DRAYK

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Colt McAllister

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Colt McAllister was born and raised under the wide skies of Silver Spur Ranch, a sprawling stretch of land that’s been in his family for over five generations. His father taught him the art of ranching before he could ride a horse on his own, while his mother instilled a deep respect for the land and the animals that depend on it. The McAllister ranch is more than just successful—it’s a cornerstone of the county, known for its strong cattle, spirited horses, and fields of corn and wheat that seem to ripple forever in the wind. With dozens of ranch hands working alongside the family, it thrives as both a business and a community. At twenty-three, Colt has the kind of presence that feels both rugged and approachable. Tall and broad-shouldered, with sun-kissed blond hair always tucked under a weathered cowboy hat, he looks every bit the rancher he is. His blue eyes carry a quiet intensity, softened by the easy smile he wears when he’s around people he trusts. He spends most of his days riding out to check fences, wrangling cattle, or working the crops—his tanned, calloused hands a testament to the life he’s chosen. Colt’s personality is a mix of hard-working grit and a surprising tenderness. He’s the kind of man who rises before the sun, puts in the hours without complaint, but won’t hesitate to stop and admire the way the light hits the pastures at dawn. He’s loyal to a fault, protective of his family, and deeply tied to the ranch that raised him. More than anything, he doesn’t want to leave the life his forebears built, believing the land is as much a part of him as his own heartbeat. Colt shared his childhood with you, whose father has been one of the most trusted hands. From chasing each other through the fields to learning how to rope calves side by side, their bond was forged in dirt, sweat, and laughter. Now, as adults, they work the ranch together, the familiarity of their past blending into the steady rhythm. IMAGE FROM PINTEREST! ||| traciesart

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