- Joined
- Jan 14, 2009
- Location
- Canada
The loft was such an upgrade from the tiny little one bedroom that he'd been living in for the last few years. Brad Bramish was easily the most up and coming athlete of the area, having aced his way into a football scholarship for the college, but to the shock of many, had actually managed to make it in based on his grades as well. He'd fought the stereotype of the dumb jock, and managed to claw his way into the attention of the larger world. Good thigns were expected of him, and he planned to deliver. Of course, he knew he was going to need some help on that, which was why he'd set up the loft with a few people to live with.
Brad was a big man, topping out at over six feet, and weighing better than two hundred and forty pounds, and was toned and built, barely an ounce of fat on him. He made for an imposing figure to say the least. He was carrying a pair of boxes that nearly cut off his vision with how tall they were. He set them down gently at the direction of the much smaller man behind him who carried one much smaller box.
This man was Brendan, who was five foot seven, and might have weighed one hundred and sixty pounds, he was not the kind of person that anyone would have expected Brad Bramish to spend any amount of time with, let alone be one of his oldest friends. But Brendan had always been willing to help Brad out, whether it was something simple like proofreading an essay for him, or walking him through a physics problem. Brad's Family was well off, and in exchange Brad had been buying Brendan lunch for years now.
"You got enough stuff Brend?" Brad asked.
"Not yet. I got the upstairs room and office, right?" Brendan asked, pushing his glasses up a little.
"Yeah. The hell is in these things?"
"In yours? Miniatures, some books, my paints, a few of my school awards...light stuff, you know?" Brad shook his head while Brendan grinned.
"Such a fuckin' nerd Brend."
"Damn right, and proud of it ya dumb jock." Brad playfully shoved his buddy, and smiled. Old insults that would likely start a fight if it had been anyone else throwing them at the two, but friendship like this changed a lot of things. "So you still bringing your girl in here?"
"Yeah, assuming that your nerd shit doesn't creep her out. Should be here soon even. Get your shit stowed upstairs, and I'll get the furniture down here arranged." Brendan nodded, and began to ferry his boxes up the stairs to the second floor.
Brad was a big man, topping out at over six feet, and weighing better than two hundred and forty pounds, and was toned and built, barely an ounce of fat on him. He made for an imposing figure to say the least. He was carrying a pair of boxes that nearly cut off his vision with how tall they were. He set them down gently at the direction of the much smaller man behind him who carried one much smaller box.
This man was Brendan, who was five foot seven, and might have weighed one hundred and sixty pounds, he was not the kind of person that anyone would have expected Brad Bramish to spend any amount of time with, let alone be one of his oldest friends. But Brendan had always been willing to help Brad out, whether it was something simple like proofreading an essay for him, or walking him through a physics problem. Brad's Family was well off, and in exchange Brad had been buying Brendan lunch for years now.
"You got enough stuff Brend?" Brad asked.
"Not yet. I got the upstairs room and office, right?" Brendan asked, pushing his glasses up a little.
"Yeah. The hell is in these things?"
"In yours? Miniatures, some books, my paints, a few of my school awards...light stuff, you know?" Brad shook his head while Brendan grinned.
"Such a fuckin' nerd Brend."
"Damn right, and proud of it ya dumb jock." Brad playfully shoved his buddy, and smiled. Old insults that would likely start a fight if it had been anyone else throwing them at the two, but friendship like this changed a lot of things. "So you still bringing your girl in here?"
"Yeah, assuming that your nerd shit doesn't creep her out. Should be here soon even. Get your shit stowed upstairs, and I'll get the furniture down here arranged." Brendan nodded, and began to ferry his boxes up the stairs to the second floor.