Sylvie Dutton grew up believing a lie, everything she thought she knew about herself and her family wasn't true. How will she adjust to this new reality and how will a new ranch hand affect her?
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If you were to ask Sylvie Dutton what her favorite part about living in Montana is, she would say it's the nature. The bright green grass and woods and mountains it was all so beautiful.
Most days you can find the blonde wearing a sundress and reading a book in her hammock tied between two large oak trees in the backyard, or wearing a pair of jeans and a tank top with her cowgirl boots helping out the wranglers.
Her dad tells her she's like his ancestor, Elsa. Sylvie is a free spirit who loves with her whole heart, whether that be the land or people, but is incredibly stubborn and fiercely loyal.
Sylvie loves the ranch with her whole heart, her childhood memories are filled with nothing but all the fun she had running around their land and riding around with the wranglers or her dad or brothers.
Even though she enjoyed her childhood, it didn't mean that it was easy. She was 11 years younger than her youngest sibling and 23 years younger than her oldest sibling.
John had adopted Sylvie when she was less than a week old, she never asked any questions about her birth parents but had just assumed they were in over their head and chose to give her to a family who could take care of her.
But being so much younger than her siblings meant that she didn't have anyone to play with, most of the time everyone was busy working. Lee was helping their father with the ranch, Jamie was going through law school, Beth was in high school and was busy, and Kayce thought it was lame to play with his baby sister.
Though she was alone she was hardly lonely, the wranglers loved Sylvie. She kept them entertained and on their toes. There were also all the animals on the ranch that Sylvie chose to play with, even if she did almost give John a heart attack when she befriended a wolf.
Sylvie became good at occupying herself and finding things to get in to. It became easier when she started school, she met her best friend Chloe when they were in 1st grade and they've been close ever since.
She lives on a small farm with her parents, they grow vegetables and raise chickens and her mom works as a seamstress.
When the girls got their drivers licenses they spent most of their time together, like now. It was a sunny day and Sylvie was lounging back in her hammock reading "The Notebook" with a dreamy expression on her face.
She had watched the movie over a million times with Beth and Chloe and each time she loved it even more. The love story Noah and Allie shared was inspiring and gut wrenching at the same time, it made her hopeful that true love really is out there.
