My Cadyn Biography

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Cadyn isn't your average girl! She has an attitude that's one of a kind and heart that's bigger than ever and hair that's three different colors and it's long. The eyes on this beautiful creature are dark brown with long lashes. Skin as soft as a baby's bottom and her lips are big and pink. Everything about her is on point, from her great looks and her amazing personality. My family and I call her another Cinderella! The main things that can set her off are messy and unorganized places. Making you laugh and smile are her specialties!

During the summer she likes to work outside, being near the water or just being outdoors in general is something she likes. Jobs where you have to be outside and not indoors sitting at a desk. Dogs, that's all

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