Lord Dakol
Supernova
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2009
- Location
- California
Damion Richards was currently driving home. The window was down on his black pickup truck, gently ruffling his short-cut black hair, and the wind barely affected his already-narrowed, eternally angry dark golden eyes. He was thirty-five years old and going home from his job at the construction company he owned. Three years ago, his wife left him and his two daughters to work things out for themselves. Unfortunately, it also made his girls more disobedient, which in turn made him angrier, and they knew what he was like when he was angry.
Turning into the driveway of his house, he climbed out of the truck, pulling off the jacket to reveal his rippling, muscular arms, and the rest of his form that was hidden by the fitted black shirt. He closed the door to his truck and unlocked the front door, waiting until he closed it to announce himself. "Girls, I'm home!" he called out, his stern, deep voice always like a shotgun in a crowded room.
He strode across the hall to the kitchen, setting down his jacket and wallet, turning to the fridge to get a bottle of water. He had beer in the back, but rarely drank it; Damion preferred his sober rage to his drunken one. Opening the bottle, he walked to the couch and sat down, leaning his head back to gaze at the ceiling, wondering where his daughters were.
Turning into the driveway of his house, he climbed out of the truck, pulling off the jacket to reveal his rippling, muscular arms, and the rest of his form that was hidden by the fitted black shirt. He closed the door to his truck and unlocked the front door, waiting until he closed it to announce himself. "Girls, I'm home!" he called out, his stern, deep voice always like a shotgun in a crowded room.
He strode across the hall to the kitchen, setting down his jacket and wallet, turning to the fridge to get a bottle of water. He had beer in the back, but rarely drank it; Damion preferred his sober rage to his drunken one. Opening the bottle, he walked to the couch and sat down, leaning his head back to gaze at the ceiling, wondering where his daughters were.