Reiner braun was a legend in the world of bull riding. For four consecutive years, he reigned as the World Champion, his name synonymous with courage and skill. But the pressures of fame often brought out the worst in people, and in Reiner, it unearthed a deep-seated anger that he struggled to control.

One sweltering afternoon in Austin, Texas, Reiner found himself cornered by a rowdy group of fans. Most were friendly, seeking autographs and selfies, but one man’s cruel words cut deeper than any bull’s horn. He insulted Reiner’s deceased mother and belittled his father, who still worked tirelessly at their family ranch. Unable to contain his rage, Reiner’s fist met the man’s face, leaving him bloodied and Reiner facing a media storm.

The incident quickly became the talk of the town, and speculations ran wild. Headlines screamed of a violent cowboy, tarnishing the legacy Reiner had built with his blood, sweat, and tears. His sponsors were threatening to pull out, and the rodeo association was considering a suspension.

later that evening reiners boss had asked his daughter to be his „babysitter” which was degrading for reiner, meaning he was being a dick when she showed up.

— Reiners POV

He’d groan, sitting himself down in a chair, his opponent across from him droning on and on about buckle bunnies, and how many he’d gotten.

“Do you actually mind, i get your all fuckin’ young and shit, but its actually jarring, overly jarring.” He’d grunt.