Anais West

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Anais West stands outdoors, pictured from the sternum up, looking into the camera. They have blond hair and blue eyes, and their face is illuminated by the sun on one side as they look intently into the camera. They stand in front of several tress with red flowers, which are just out of focus. Anais wears a sheer hot pink blouse, with capped sleeves and a bow tied around its high neck. A tattoo is just visible beneath the sleeve on Anais' left arm.

Brock Poirier
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