Machiavelli
Star
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2016
- Location
- Kansas City
Jason Aratelli was NOT the kind of guy you'd expect to send fanmail to an actress or entertainer.
Standing at 6'3", Jason was certainly tall and well-built, having swam competitively for the last four years of his college career, which he had just completed. With thick dark hair perpetually ruffled in the 'just rolled out of bed but still look good' style and dark, deep brown eyes, he certainly had his fair share of attention from the opposite sex. However, it didn't often work out, as girls always seemed to prefer the take-charge guys, and that simply wasn't the way Jason was. He preferred to let the lady have her way, in all things. Given his strong, lithe appearance, this often came as a disappointment to the aforementioned opposite sex.
And so it had been a long while since he had been on a date, having mostly given up on the dating scene entirely. With that came a loneliness he filled with hours of internet and television, returning to a love he had harbored for years: an actress by the name of Rosy. She was beautiful, confident, with the voice of a mythical siren. And so, figuring he had nothing to lose, he had sent in a brief bit of fanmail, just asking to meet her, chat with her. He didn't even want it to be in person, but if he could talk to this beautiful person who had gotten him through this rough time, perhaps he might be able to find a way to move back out into the world, become less lonely, and find someone right for him.
Little did he know that the fanmail would do just that, in a way. Just in a wildly unpredictable and seemingly impossible manner.
Standing at 6'3", Jason was certainly tall and well-built, having swam competitively for the last four years of his college career, which he had just completed. With thick dark hair perpetually ruffled in the 'just rolled out of bed but still look good' style and dark, deep brown eyes, he certainly had his fair share of attention from the opposite sex. However, it didn't often work out, as girls always seemed to prefer the take-charge guys, and that simply wasn't the way Jason was. He preferred to let the lady have her way, in all things. Given his strong, lithe appearance, this often came as a disappointment to the aforementioned opposite sex.
And so it had been a long while since he had been on a date, having mostly given up on the dating scene entirely. With that came a loneliness he filled with hours of internet and television, returning to a love he had harbored for years: an actress by the name of Rosy. She was beautiful, confident, with the voice of a mythical siren. And so, figuring he had nothing to lose, he had sent in a brief bit of fanmail, just asking to meet her, chat with her. He didn't even want it to be in person, but if he could talk to this beautiful person who had gotten him through this rough time, perhaps he might be able to find a way to move back out into the world, become less lonely, and find someone right for him.
Little did he know that the fanmail would do just that, in a way. Just in a wildly unpredictable and seemingly impossible manner.