Foxxo
Star
- Joined
- May 26, 2016
It had been an extremely busy week. It had only been a few days since Global Fitness had gone public, but the amount of work required in setting up the process, and now maintaining it, had left Jack feeling overwhelmed and exhausted come Friday evening. It was now after 8 PM, and he'd only just finished the last of the work he'd laid out for himself this morning. Normally, he'd at least have the time and energy to get a workout himself before heading home, but now he no longer had the time or energy.
Instead, he laid back in his chair for a few minutes and ran his hands through his short, dark hair. This was pretty normal behavior during times when he was feeling tired or stressed. It felt nice to try and rub away the fatigue, and he loved getting his head scratched.
After another few minutes he finally began packing up the few things he'd have to bring home, including a few more papers to look over before he'd nod off to bed tonight. During this, he sent a quick text to his wife; Just leaving the office now love. Sorry that I'm late again tonight. Everything's just been crazy. I'll see you in about half hour. It wasn't much longer than he found himself walking through the gym, waving goodnight to the personal trainers and staff coming in for the late shift, and through the front door.
At the very least, the rewards for his chain of gyms' success was quite nice. He'd recently been able to buy a new car, and it was a definite improvement over the previous, nearly 20 year old civic he'd been driving for years. Now, a comfortable sedan, equipped with just about everything one needed to make driving easier and more comfortable. It had been a tough choice between this and something sporty, but given how tired he'd been this whole week, he thanked his past self for making the right decision almost everyday.
His drive home was uneventful, and quick, thankfully. The roads leading back to his house were fairly dead at this time in the evening, which was always appreciated. Traffic would have just added to the sense of stress and fatigue. Sessions in the gym, among the weights and treadmills had never left him feeling this tired before. Maybe he just wasn't the type for desk and paper work? Jack hoped it would get easier over time. Yet, part of him couldn't shake the feeling that he was more exhausted than he should be.
Finally, he pulled into his driveway. A nice home just on the edge of the city and suburbs. Far enough away from the busy streets of downtown, but close enough that he had constant, easy access to his gym's headquarters.
Slowly he pulled himself from the car, collected his things from the passenger seat, and walked up the driveway, the few steps leading to his front door, and then through the front door himself. He hoped desperately that his wife had cooked up something. It wasn't that he was hungry, but Jack knew based on how he was feeling that he should eat.
"Hon... I'm home! Sorry again for coming home late every day this week. It's been crazy." His fatigue was noticeable in his voice.
Instead, he laid back in his chair for a few minutes and ran his hands through his short, dark hair. This was pretty normal behavior during times when he was feeling tired or stressed. It felt nice to try and rub away the fatigue, and he loved getting his head scratched.
After another few minutes he finally began packing up the few things he'd have to bring home, including a few more papers to look over before he'd nod off to bed tonight. During this, he sent a quick text to his wife; Just leaving the office now love. Sorry that I'm late again tonight. Everything's just been crazy. I'll see you in about half hour. It wasn't much longer than he found himself walking through the gym, waving goodnight to the personal trainers and staff coming in for the late shift, and through the front door.
At the very least, the rewards for his chain of gyms' success was quite nice. He'd recently been able to buy a new car, and it was a definite improvement over the previous, nearly 20 year old civic he'd been driving for years. Now, a comfortable sedan, equipped with just about everything one needed to make driving easier and more comfortable. It had been a tough choice between this and something sporty, but given how tired he'd been this whole week, he thanked his past self for making the right decision almost everyday.
His drive home was uneventful, and quick, thankfully. The roads leading back to his house were fairly dead at this time in the evening, which was always appreciated. Traffic would have just added to the sense of stress and fatigue. Sessions in the gym, among the weights and treadmills had never left him feeling this tired before. Maybe he just wasn't the type for desk and paper work? Jack hoped it would get easier over time. Yet, part of him couldn't shake the feeling that he was more exhausted than he should be.
Finally, he pulled into his driveway. A nice home just on the edge of the city and suburbs. Far enough away from the busy streets of downtown, but close enough that he had constant, easy access to his gym's headquarters.
Slowly he pulled himself from the car, collected his things from the passenger seat, and walked up the driveway, the few steps leading to his front door, and then through the front door himself. He hoped desperately that his wife had cooked up something. It wasn't that he was hungry, but Jack knew based on how he was feeling that he should eat.
"Hon... I'm home! Sorry again for coming home late every day this week. It's been crazy." His fatigue was noticeable in his voice.