muscularguy4F
Star
- Joined
- May 21, 2012
- Location
- London
Jon locked down at the papers sat on his desk, running his fingers through his beard as he considered each and every word. Finally content with how it read he smiled to himself, picking up the pen that lay next to the papers and signing his name in each at the bottom of each page.
He dropped the pen on the papers and sat back in the chair, nodding to himself. He imagined exactly what his soon-to-be-ex wife would think of the last little details. She could hardly complain. She had asked for everything and all she had was a small percentage of their worth, just enough to afford rent on a crappy flat. He laughed at that. She would be right at home somewhere like that. Mixed with all the other cheap and slutty women. He wondered for a moment whether he should feel bad for her, after all, he did love her. No, he had loved her. He hadn't loved her since he found out about her affairs.
That had changed him. He had become more cold towards certain people, many women in particular, though not all. He no longer felt he could fully trust them and instead started to treat them with disdain or indifference. Occasionally even bluntly. Since then he had stopped thinking about women as people, certain ones at least and now they seemed only like objects to him. Good for only one thing. After all, that's how they acted right?
He stood out of his chair, picking up the papers and sliding them into a large A4 envelope. He strode out of his office and placed them onto his assistant's desk. He looked her in the eyes, no longer a smile for her. "Next day courier service. DON'T fuck it up". He instructor her, noting how she shied away from his eye contact. Served her right he thought to himself. She was just like the others, flirting and dressing proactively to get what she wanted. Not that it would work on him, he wouldn't fall for that again. He reminded himself as he imagined himself teaching his assistant a lesson she would never forget
He stepped into the lift, catching a glimpse of himself in the mirrored walls. He felt good. There weren't many guys with his level of job that looked as good as he did. He had always taken good of himself, his broad shoulders and muscular physique attesting to that. He had left his jacket and tie in his office and now with his shirt was unbuttoned at the top. His short blonde hair was tidy and it stood up at the front. His beard was a dirty blonde, short and rugged looking but entirely controlled. He was handsome, his blue eyes, blonde hair and beard combining to emphasise his Viking heritage.
As he stepped out of the lift into the parking lot he felt his phone vibrate and his hand instinctively slid into his pocket.
A message from one of his buddies reminding him about this evening. How could he forget? They were throwing him a little divorce party. Just the lads, some beers, poker and some sports on tv. Perfect! It had been too long since they had been able to properly get together. He unlocked his car and got in, pulling out of the parking lot and heading home
He dropped the pen on the papers and sat back in the chair, nodding to himself. He imagined exactly what his soon-to-be-ex wife would think of the last little details. She could hardly complain. She had asked for everything and all she had was a small percentage of their worth, just enough to afford rent on a crappy flat. He laughed at that. She would be right at home somewhere like that. Mixed with all the other cheap and slutty women. He wondered for a moment whether he should feel bad for her, after all, he did love her. No, he had loved her. He hadn't loved her since he found out about her affairs.
That had changed him. He had become more cold towards certain people, many women in particular, though not all. He no longer felt he could fully trust them and instead started to treat them with disdain or indifference. Occasionally even bluntly. Since then he had stopped thinking about women as people, certain ones at least and now they seemed only like objects to him. Good for only one thing. After all, that's how they acted right?
He stood out of his chair, picking up the papers and sliding them into a large A4 envelope. He strode out of his office and placed them onto his assistant's desk. He looked her in the eyes, no longer a smile for her. "Next day courier service. DON'T fuck it up". He instructor her, noting how she shied away from his eye contact. Served her right he thought to himself. She was just like the others, flirting and dressing proactively to get what she wanted. Not that it would work on him, he wouldn't fall for that again. He reminded himself as he imagined himself teaching his assistant a lesson she would never forget
He stepped into the lift, catching a glimpse of himself in the mirrored walls. He felt good. There weren't many guys with his level of job that looked as good as he did. He had always taken good of himself, his broad shoulders and muscular physique attesting to that. He had left his jacket and tie in his office and now with his shirt was unbuttoned at the top. His short blonde hair was tidy and it stood up at the front. His beard was a dirty blonde, short and rugged looking but entirely controlled. He was handsome, his blue eyes, blonde hair and beard combining to emphasise his Viking heritage.
As he stepped out of the lift into the parking lot he felt his phone vibrate and his hand instinctively slid into his pocket.
A message from one of his buddies reminding him about this evening. How could he forget? They were throwing him a little divorce party. Just the lads, some beers, poker and some sports on tv. Perfect! It had been too long since they had been able to properly get together. He unlocked his car and got in, pulling out of the parking lot and heading home