Vulgmaster
Moon
- Joined
- Jul 20, 2010
Tristan was ambling down the street, he had just been fired...Again. He simply couldn't understand it, he was a capable worker both at hard labor (he'd had six different construction jobs so far) and with papers (he was a paralegal for a little while) even with people (he'd had a job as a nurse's aid at a hospital for a whole month). But every time there were cuts to be had it was Tristan who would get the boot. It wasn't that he wasn't likeable he was a nice enough guy, and good looking to boot; standing at 6'4" with lean muscle gained from his odd labor jobs, dark hair and eyes, a fine jawline (without being too pronounced) he couldn't puzzle out why he always got the short end of the stick.
This time now was especially bad for Tristan, he had inherited his Grandfather's estate, a large darkwood, three story house at the edge of the city. It would have been nice to get some money too, but his Grandfather had specifically put it into his will the the money he had left go to paying the bills until such a time as the money ran out. Which of course would be in no less than two years. Greeeat Thought Tristan I'll have a roof over my head while I starve to death with no job.
He had already considered stealing money, mugging people, or robbing jewelry stores, but it seemed so high risk he couldn't bring up the nerve to do it. Instead, for now, he was walking back to his Grandfather's place. He had a car, a black '66 Ford Anglia (another gift from his Grandfather for when he'd turned sixteen almost nine years ago now) it was kind of beat up, but it got him from 'A' to 'B' when he couldn't just walk there.
This time, Tristan decided to take a short cut through one of the fancier neighborhoods, where lived the rich people in the country.
This time now was especially bad for Tristan, he had inherited his Grandfather's estate, a large darkwood, three story house at the edge of the city. It would have been nice to get some money too, but his Grandfather had specifically put it into his will the the money he had left go to paying the bills until such a time as the money ran out. Which of course would be in no less than two years. Greeeat Thought Tristan I'll have a roof over my head while I starve to death with no job.
He had already considered stealing money, mugging people, or robbing jewelry stores, but it seemed so high risk he couldn't bring up the nerve to do it. Instead, for now, he was walking back to his Grandfather's place. He had a car, a black '66 Ford Anglia (another gift from his Grandfather for when he'd turned sixteen almost nine years ago now) it was kind of beat up, but it got him from 'A' to 'B' when he couldn't just walk there.
This time, Tristan decided to take a short cut through one of the fancier neighborhoods, where lived the rich people in the country.