True Grave
Make The Wrong Things Right
- Joined
- Jun 30, 2010
- Location
- Where The Fight Takes Me
Brandon Wolf was twenty-two years old and had just graduated from UC-Berkley with his Bachelors in Computer Programming a few months ago. He had worked as a programmer for a small firm, and had recently been transferred to a small branch office in Fresno, where they were badly in need of talented programmers. He had purchased a nice starter home in a nice part of Fresno, and he was confident about the future. He drove a mid-sized Chevy car that was parked in the driveway, and he was carrying things in from a U-Haul truck that he had rented. He was carrying things in as the California sun beat down on him.
He was wearing long blue shorts that came down to his knees, and a white short-sleeved shirt. He was used to dry heat, being from Tuscon, Arizona, and he was still getting used to the wet heat of California. Brandon thought that it lived up to the images of it in the media, but in other ways, it was just like anywhere else. This well-manicured suburb could be seen in any part of the United States, and he thought he would love it here. He was looking forward to checking out some local gyms, maybe meeting some local girls. It would be nice to go from a transplant to a member of the community.
Brandon was 6'3", handsome, had black hair and brown eyes, and was well-built with hard muscle and washboard abs. He worked out and did martial arts to stay in shape, not the stereotypical picture of a computer programmer. He carried in a few boxes and then took a drink of water. One of the first things he had set up was his computer, since he needed it for work. He was thankful that this Fresno appointment would be going on for a while, since moving was always a pain in the butt. Brandon set down the water and got back to work, bringing in some more boxes.
He was wearing long blue shorts that came down to his knees, and a white short-sleeved shirt. He was used to dry heat, being from Tuscon, Arizona, and he was still getting used to the wet heat of California. Brandon thought that it lived up to the images of it in the media, but in other ways, it was just like anywhere else. This well-manicured suburb could be seen in any part of the United States, and he thought he would love it here. He was looking forward to checking out some local gyms, maybe meeting some local girls. It would be nice to go from a transplant to a member of the community.
Brandon was 6'3", handsome, had black hair and brown eyes, and was well-built with hard muscle and washboard abs. He worked out and did martial arts to stay in shape, not the stereotypical picture of a computer programmer. He carried in a few boxes and then took a drink of water. One of the first things he had set up was his computer, since he needed it for work. He was thankful that this Fresno appointment would be going on for a while, since moving was always a pain in the butt. Brandon set down the water and got back to work, bringing in some more boxes.