dimitri-klyff
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Oct 12, 2013
At age 23 and being an executive vice president of a multi-national big-ass company, life's not exactly a fun thing for Michael. For the most part, his life revolved around paperwork, beer, coffee, and energy drinks. He did some social stuff too, but it was too rare of an occasion and more of a leisure for him. He was the object of so many eyes in the company, being a proud man standing up to 6'2" in height and consistently keeps an air of confidence around him. He was a typical adonis; toned muscles, blonde hair, deep blue eyes. Whether they envied or loved him for his money or looks, no one would ever know. Quite frankly, Michael didn't care. He mostly kept things to himself and had this invisible barrier around him. Not a lot of people personally see him in the company and during the rare times they do, he was completely unapproachable. Even his personal assistant was rarely called for in the office. Handling such a big company was such a big burden to bear and having a father as the CEO did not help at all. He had no freedom.
Little did everyone know, he hated it. He hated holding such a big position, he hated the life of seclusion. He never got to enjoy his teen years due to the heavy expectations and more often than not, he dreamed of being that badass guy who has a YOLO motto. But he knew that was impossible.
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It was a warm night. Spring had just filled the air and everyone started getting rid of their coats and boots. With the perfect weather, Michael thought it would be such a waste to not enjoy the night. He packed up his things from the office and sent a text message to his personal assistant to bring his car back to his house. He'd be strolling and walking for the night. He knew his father wouldn't like it, and he knew he'd get some violent protests from his assistant but who cares. He wanted to enjoy the night. Michael had just finished a stressful paperwork and agreement between his company and another one from London so he knew he deserved a little break. It was a lovely evening, after all. It was late in the night and he knew there would only be a few people around the streets.
As he walked aimlessly around the city park, he saw a group of men crowding in one area. He didn't know what the commotion was about but it surely piqued his curiosity. Slowly, he approached the group to see what was going on.
Little did everyone know, he hated it. He hated holding such a big position, he hated the life of seclusion. He never got to enjoy his teen years due to the heavy expectations and more often than not, he dreamed of being that badass guy who has a YOLO motto. But he knew that was impossible.
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It was a warm night. Spring had just filled the air and everyone started getting rid of their coats and boots. With the perfect weather, Michael thought it would be such a waste to not enjoy the night. He packed up his things from the office and sent a text message to his personal assistant to bring his car back to his house. He'd be strolling and walking for the night. He knew his father wouldn't like it, and he knew he'd get some violent protests from his assistant but who cares. He wanted to enjoy the night. Michael had just finished a stressful paperwork and agreement between his company and another one from London so he knew he deserved a little break. It was a lovely evening, after all. It was late in the night and he knew there would only be a few people around the streets.
As he walked aimlessly around the city park, he saw a group of men crowding in one area. He didn't know what the commotion was about but it surely piqued his curiosity. Slowly, he approached the group to see what was going on.