Something Like Stories - Volume One (Something Like..., #7)

by Jay Bell

Kelly Phillips Born: November 22nd, 1990 Height: 6’ Build: He has a slender runner’s build that he still maintains to this day. Hm. Maybe I should get out there and run some laps. Other physical traits: Kelly was a model, but that doesn’t tell you much. Female models fit into a fairly generic template, but male models get the job because of something exceptional about their appearance. In Kelly’s case, I think it’s the way he can cut through the air with a razor sharp stare, or make a sneer seem like the sexiest expression in the world. The boy has fiery passion and it shows. Hobbies and interests: Photography, competitive sports, and travelling. Noteworthy relatives: Royal (brother), Laisha (mother), Doug (father) Motto/Quote: “When anger stops serving a purpose, it’s time to start forgiving, beginning with yourself.” Bio: Some of my clients I like so much that I feel guilty for charging them. Kelly is chief among these. I met him when he was a troubled teenager on the verge of a serious drug addiction. He was also suffering from post traumatic stress due to a horrific accident. Most of all, he was angry. That can be beneficial when appropriately directed, but not in this case. Kelly, despite how comfortable he is with expressing his frustration (vehemently at times), is an extremely self-reliant person. If he has a problem with someone else, he expects no one but him to fix it. This usually means driving them away with sharp words, or torturing himself trying to find an...