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- Joined
- Dec 22, 2014
- Location
- United States
Hockey was Mason Mankins' passion. A college student, majoring in athletic training, he was also the captain of the hockey team, playing the position of Right Wing. In their conference, he was known as the best shooter on the ice, easily the best player on the team. Always, he was the first one to practice and the last one to leave. Today was no different. He practiced dozens of slap shots from the point position following the scheduled practice before it was time to leave. After all, Mason knew that he had all the time in the world.
He was supposed to pick up his boyfriend, Samuel, from one of the professors’ office. Sam was working with one of his professors on a research project. It required spending a lot of time together, taking up a large part of Sam’s day. Mason already knew what to expect, and while he hated being away from his boyfriend for an unusual amount of time, he was proud of Sam, knowing it would be a wonderful resume builder once the paper and project was finished. So, to kill time while waiting, Mason kept busy with putting up shots on the ice, working out, or studying.
Mason quickly hit the lockers and showered, redressing in a simple team t-shirt and blue jeans. Since there was still time to kill, he went to hang out with some of his teammates at the apartments. A few of his teammates were also members of the same frat he was – Sigma Chi. They were all close and it was a real brotherhood. Finally, when it was time to pick up Sam, Mason dismissed himself from his friends and started the drive to campus. He parked his sports car outside the building and walked forward.
To this point, Mason had no idea what was going on inside that professor’s mind. He always acted hateful towards Mason. Granted, Mason only had him for a couple classes as a freshman, but he always saw him out on campus when he was with Sam. He could never piece together why exactly there was a tendency to be mean. It wasn’t outright hate, but it always felt like there was a tone of dislike there. Mason never made a huge deal about it, especially since he knew how Sam felt about his professor. So, now, he was just standing in the front lobby, shooting his boyfriend a quick text to let him know he had arrived.
He was supposed to pick up his boyfriend, Samuel, from one of the professors’ office. Sam was working with one of his professors on a research project. It required spending a lot of time together, taking up a large part of Sam’s day. Mason already knew what to expect, and while he hated being away from his boyfriend for an unusual amount of time, he was proud of Sam, knowing it would be a wonderful resume builder once the paper and project was finished. So, to kill time while waiting, Mason kept busy with putting up shots on the ice, working out, or studying.
Mason quickly hit the lockers and showered, redressing in a simple team t-shirt and blue jeans. Since there was still time to kill, he went to hang out with some of his teammates at the apartments. A few of his teammates were also members of the same frat he was – Sigma Chi. They were all close and it was a real brotherhood. Finally, when it was time to pick up Sam, Mason dismissed himself from his friends and started the drive to campus. He parked his sports car outside the building and walked forward.
To this point, Mason had no idea what was going on inside that professor’s mind. He always acted hateful towards Mason. Granted, Mason only had him for a couple classes as a freshman, but he always saw him out on campus when he was with Sam. He could never piece together why exactly there was a tendency to be mean. It wasn’t outright hate, but it always felt like there was a tone of dislike there. Mason never made a huge deal about it, especially since he knew how Sam felt about his professor. So, now, he was just standing in the front lobby, shooting his boyfriend a quick text to let him know he had arrived.