Sara Taylor

Sara is a 25 year old woman that stands at about 5'7, she wears a green jacket and a grey sweater underneath. She also wears a thong and covers it with pants that are ripped at the knees. She wears bright red converses with white shoelaces..perfectly tied in knots. She has a fat ass that's bluntly obvious and has..big hips..with medium sized breasts. She also has brown hair and green eyes. And she wears a grey basic beanie.

She is the protagonist of the smile dog creepypasta, in where she receives a "gift" from a friend. Hosting the smile.jpeg..that's in all actuality just a sadistic hellhound that casts insanity on the person who opened it, prompting them to "spread the word " it can only manifest in hallucinations though so..not much of a threat.

Quirks: Sara Taylor tends to be on her computer for some time, surfing the web and mostly just looking at old forum sites.

She also wears her thing only on her pussy, leaving her asshole exposed if her denim pants happen to get ripped.

When stressed she tends to pace around..and hum herself a calming tune.

She's a shy internet surfer and gets superised at the littlest Things.

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