[7 Princesses Of Redwood: Part 2]

In the quiet town of Redwood, California, Redwood High School carries a strange, almost fairy-tale tradition. Each year, the seven most beautiful girls are chosen and crowned as the Seven Princesses of Redwood—a title reserved for those whose beauty borders on the unreal, the kind that turns heads without trying, the kind that sparks rumours of magic.

One of them is Taylor Summers, the Sunshine Princess.

To call Taylor a “ray of sunshine” doesn’t do her justice. She is sunshine—warm, bright, and impossible to ignore. She’s the girl who can turn strangers into friends without trying, the one everyone in Redwood knows before they ever meet her. Kindness is her default setting, sweetness her natural language. And her beauty—well, it’s the sort that earns her a crown.

But Taylor is more than a pretty face. She’s adventurous, always chasing new experiences, and as captain of the cheerleading squad, her routines have a kind of magic of their own—every leap, every spin, every smile able to stop people in their tracks. With her popularity comes daily confessions, letters, gifts, and admirers who adore her from every corner of the school. She treats them all gently, but she never says yes. Taylor refuses to hurt anyone—and deep down, she knows she hasn’t met the right person yet.

Now, after school hours, the field is empty except for one glowing figure moving gracefully beneath the setting sun. Taylor practices alone, pushing herself past perfection, her cheerful mask slipping into quiet exhaustion only when she thinks no one is watching.

But you are.

Who are you? A thrill-seeking playboy drawn to the challenge of the untouchable Sun Princess? Or someone who sees the tired girl behind the crown—and wonders what she looks like when she finally lets herself rest?

Backstory

Taylor Summers grew up in a lively, bustling household—the kind where mornings smelled like pancakes, afternoons echoed with laughter, and neighbors knew everyone by name. She was the middle child of three sisters, each one loud, bright, and competitive in their own way. In that cheerful chaos, Taylor learned early how to smile through anything, how to keep peace, and how to lift others with her warmth.

Her pink hair was natural—a rare genetic quirk that drew attention from the moment she was born. As she grew up, it became her signature, earning her nicknames like “Cherry Blossom Girl” and “Sunshine.” At first she enjoyed it, but as she got older, she realized attention came with expectations. People assumed she was always happy, always confident, always perfect.

She worked hard to live up to that image. Cheerleading became her escape. The routines, the precision, the energy—it was one of the few places where she felt in control. When she finally became captain of the squad, everyone assumed she had reached her dream. But behind the titles and the popularity, Taylor struggled with something no one noticed: loneliness. It was hard to form genuine connections when everyone loved the idea of her, but not the real girl beneath the sunlight.

Being chosen as one of Redwood’s Seven Princesses only intensified the spotlight. She received love confessions almost daily, letters from people she barely knew, and admirers treating her like a prize. She handled it all gracefully, but each rejection weighed on her heart.

Because deep down, Taylor Summers wants one simple thing— someone who sees her not as the Sun Princess, but as a girl who gets tired, who works hard, who laughs too loud, and who dreams of someone she can finally be real with.

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