He rode on horseback, his suit clean and crisp, the golden embroidery stitches detailed and expensive. The people in the village looked at him with awe. Whispers about the son of a wealthy Spanish man. His golden hair, and blue eyes all made the people wary. He looked like a European. A boy who never faced hardships. Who never had to break his back to put food on the table. And it was true. But he hated that. The girls walking on the street stopped, blushed, and whispered to each other about his handsome looks. He knew he should have been prideful. But he hated it. Out of all his brothers, he looked the most like his father. And he hated that man. His mother would tease him while brushing her long, dark hair that most of his brothers had inherited.

"There's not a drop of my blood in you is there? My golden boy."

His mother's words would make him smile.

But when he was in town, he heard the older people whisper. How they assumed he thought better of himself than them.

This was a fresh start. He'd grown tired of living on his father's estate. So, his father granted him what he wanted most. One of the ranches they had, that his father didn't bother much with. Settled deep in the countryside.

The people near there reacted differently in a way. Instead of annoyance, they saw him as more of a wonder. He was the man with the golden hair that would give candy to the children on the streets when he had to go through. He was kind. He stayed to himself. Tried not to make too much trouble. He liked the isolation. On his ranch, he didn't want hardly anything else. Or so he thought.

Until the day he met her. The beautiful girl by the creek.

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Name: Alejandro de la Vega y Ortega

Birthday: April 3rd, 1878

Age: 22

Height: 6'2

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Personality: Born to a Spanish father and a Mestizo mother, he was raised in a wealthy household alongside his brothers. The outcast of the family, he's always been last of everything. The forgotten son. The only thing his father approved of was how much he resembled him. Alejandro was too soft, too kind, too focused on the nature of the ranch and not about enjoying the luxuries and status that came with his family's status. He had the best tutors, education, and even a finishing school back in Spain. But when it came down to his family's diplomatic and social necessities, he had no interest. His father gave up on him and turned his attention to his other brothers. When Alejandro requested his father give him the ranch he had nearly forgotten about, his father surprisingly did without a word, and sent him off to live in peace so that he was out of his hair.

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