Findarato
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- Joined
- Jan 31, 2010
It was English class. Tommy Nichols was already looking at the clock before the class even begun. Another hour and a half, then it would be over, then lunch, then his last class, then he would have to do it all over again the next day. And the next.. and the next, week after week, month after month.
He was in his junior year of high school, and having no true ambition in life rather than to play football and have as much fun as possible, high school, as much time as it took away from having fun, was a serious problem.
One would wonder where his depressive attitude towards school came from. It wasn't like he had any real issues with it. He wasn't stupid, he was intelligent, he just didn't apply himself. No one could really make fun of him- even slumped in his chair in his current predicament, one could tell he stood an inch or two over six feet. He was well past puberty, he looked more like a refined man than most of his teachers. He had a chiseled jawline, a stern set pair of lips and a piercing gaze with his blue eyes that some would say he was perpetually angry, which was true, at least while he was at school. Being in the football team as a wide receiver, he had a lean, athletic figure. He was not overly muscular, but only a fool would not realize the strength of his body even though the sports jacket that he wore with the highschool's logo on the back of it.
Idly he listened to the idle chat of the room around him, several students had mentioned something about a transfer student. He merely sighed, and leaned back in his seat, his long reaching arms making a makeshift pillow behind his head as he settled his hands together behind his scalp, and waited.
He was in his junior year of high school, and having no true ambition in life rather than to play football and have as much fun as possible, high school, as much time as it took away from having fun, was a serious problem.
One would wonder where his depressive attitude towards school came from. It wasn't like he had any real issues with it. He wasn't stupid, he was intelligent, he just didn't apply himself. No one could really make fun of him- even slumped in his chair in his current predicament, one could tell he stood an inch or two over six feet. He was well past puberty, he looked more like a refined man than most of his teachers. He had a chiseled jawline, a stern set pair of lips and a piercing gaze with his blue eyes that some would say he was perpetually angry, which was true, at least while he was at school. Being in the football team as a wide receiver, he had a lean, athletic figure. He was not overly muscular, but only a fool would not realize the strength of his body even though the sports jacket that he wore with the highschool's logo on the back of it.
Idly he listened to the idle chat of the room around him, several students had mentioned something about a transfer student. He merely sighed, and leaned back in his seat, his long reaching arms making a makeshift pillow behind his head as he settled his hands together behind his scalp, and waited.