Annelise "Anne" Sophronia Smythe-Smith, Countess of Winstead (née Shawcross; formerly Wynter) is the wife of Daniel Smythe-Smith.
Biography[]
When she was sixteen years old, she had a sexual encounter with a man named, George Chervil, whom she had romantic interest in, and thought she'd marry. During one of his parents' ball, he attempted to force himself on her, and admitted to already being engaged, and was only using her for sex. After this, she was disowned by her family, and was forced to flee to keep a steady job for a place to live.
Physical appearance[]
Anne is described as a beautiful young woman with a calm and serene manner, with a beauty that paralyzes men. Everything about her is perfect, from her thick, black, glossy hair with dark curls, so delicate, shiny, and full of movement, to her milky-white skin. Her face is heart-shaped, her lips are full and pink, her eyelashes so long and thick they would touch her incredible dark eyebrows if she opened her eyes wide. And her eyes are an incredible shade of dark blue, so dark they could easily be black or violet. Her body is small and slender, but warm and sensual in all the right places. Her voice is comforting and pleasant, like a good cognac, or a summer day.
Personality[]
Anne is described as a "good-hearted beauty," as beautiful inside as out. She is loyal, intelligent, with a firm and shrewd personality. Anne is unbearably attractive, charming, and radiant.
Trivia[]
- Anne is a very talented pianist