Bound To Pleasure
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- Joined
- Jan 28, 2009
Ian Ironsides rolled out of bed of his dorm room. Standing up and walking across the one room, one bath dorm room to turn off the alarm clock on his desk. He didnât keep it next to his bed knowing if he did heâd just turn the darn thing off and curl back up in his blanket. He sighed deeply mumbling something about how glad he was it was Friday. It had been something of a odd week. Ian was a tall young lad; a good 6 feet and some change. He ran his hand threw his soft black hair to get the bangs out of his eyes. With a yawn he stretched out his body; his well toned body from sports tensed and relax. He was quite the sight to behold; at least 90 percent of the girls of school thoughts so. He was indeed in a amazing shape; and most people would say that shape is âSexyâ.
This week had been oddly quite and peaceful. It not that he didnât like that; he loved it infact. But he wasnât used to it. The past few years he seemed to spend every moment of school in battle with one of his classmates. One of the feel females that didnât seem to melt at his glance. They always ended up with a lot of classes together and they would always end up fighting; and she would always win. Not physical fights mind you; but verable. He was a relatively smart kind; but this girl was wizard of whit whoâs tongue could rip right threw ones ego like an armor piercing bullet threw a piece of tissue paper.
The poor girl had died over the break in a sudden and quite tragic car accident. It was a pity that anyone was to die at such a young age; but to be honest Ian didnât think of it as exactly a bad thing. He could finally manage to get a bit of piece and quite in his life now.
After a shower and a shave the boy dressed up and went out for his first class of the day. Though now there was one empty seat. The classes seemed to crawl by. First period, second, third, fourth, lunch, fifthâ¦
Now several hours later Ian sat in his last class of the day. One of the last classes he had with the girl who had died. He was simple glad that the day was almost over. He got a small chill down his spineâ¦he suddenly felt like he was being watched by someone or something. That there was an extra presence in the room. Something that shouldnât be there but was. He didnât have a clue on how right he was about that.
This week had been oddly quite and peaceful. It not that he didnât like that; he loved it infact. But he wasnât used to it. The past few years he seemed to spend every moment of school in battle with one of his classmates. One of the feel females that didnât seem to melt at his glance. They always ended up with a lot of classes together and they would always end up fighting; and she would always win. Not physical fights mind you; but verable. He was a relatively smart kind; but this girl was wizard of whit whoâs tongue could rip right threw ones ego like an armor piercing bullet threw a piece of tissue paper.
The poor girl had died over the break in a sudden and quite tragic car accident. It was a pity that anyone was to die at such a young age; but to be honest Ian didnât think of it as exactly a bad thing. He could finally manage to get a bit of piece and quite in his life now.
After a shower and a shave the boy dressed up and went out for his first class of the day. Though now there was one empty seat. The classes seemed to crawl by. First period, second, third, fourth, lunch, fifthâ¦
Now several hours later Ian sat in his last class of the day. One of the last classes he had with the girl who had died. He was simple glad that the day was almost over. He got a small chill down his spineâ¦he suddenly felt like he was being watched by someone or something. That there was an extra presence in the room. Something that shouldnât be there but was. He didnât have a clue on how right he was about that.