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The White-Out
Name: Adrian Ham
Age: 52
Height: 6 ft
Eyes: Piercing Blue
Matrimonial Status: Widower
Hair: Black, with grey highlights and slightly balding, so cropped short
Build: Tall, broad like a rugby player but also carries some middle age spread
Profession: Accountant in small town Mid America
Adrian shivered as he heard the wind howl outside. This was definitely one of the worst cold snaps in living memory, and in some areas, since records began over 100 years ago. He looked outside, the snow had stopped flailing it seemed, but the wind was whipping up the loose flakes. If it wasn't soo cold, he would go out with his camera. But that would have to wait for a while. He lived in a small block of apartments on the outside of the town. Not that it was a large town, it was picturesque in the summer with a mountain range a hours drive or so for hill walking, and enough local businesses to keep him busy.
Before his wife was diagnosed with cancer, he, they lived in New York, where they worked in the financial district on Manhatten Island. But then Jane became a cancer statistic, and so they moved closer to her family to help support her whilst he still lived and work in the city. But he quickly grew tiresome and so moved back to live with his wife in her final years, before she passed away. He was 48 at the time.
He continued to live in their large house for a while but decided to move, a mixture of sad memories and a degree of practicality. And so he sold their home and bought a luxurious apartment in a quiet street on the edge f the town, one room was large enough to be an office for when he worked at home. Whilst he wasn't a multi-millionaire, he wasn't n a situation to worry about his financial situation.
He heard another howl of wind as he looked out, and saw a fellow occupant struggling with the snow. He watched her walk in the wind barely making any headway. He shrugged his shoulders and put his thick coat on, and a pair of high walking boots, and ventured out into the hallway and then the cold.
"Hey, you all right, what the fiddlesticks are you doing out here?" He impulsively wanted to swear, but wasn't sure how she would react. Whilst they had made small talk, they had never really chatted in any detail
The wind was blowing around him, as he struggled to walk towwards her, as he looked behind his footprints seemed to dissappear as quick as he made them.
The White-Out
Name: Adrian Ham
Age: 52
Height: 6 ft
Eyes: Piercing Blue
Matrimonial Status: Widower
Hair: Black, with grey highlights and slightly balding, so cropped short
Build: Tall, broad like a rugby player but also carries some middle age spread
Profession: Accountant in small town Mid America
Adrian shivered as he heard the wind howl outside. This was definitely one of the worst cold snaps in living memory, and in some areas, since records began over 100 years ago. He looked outside, the snow had stopped flailing it seemed, but the wind was whipping up the loose flakes. If it wasn't soo cold, he would go out with his camera. But that would have to wait for a while. He lived in a small block of apartments on the outside of the town. Not that it was a large town, it was picturesque in the summer with a mountain range a hours drive or so for hill walking, and enough local businesses to keep him busy.
Before his wife was diagnosed with cancer, he, they lived in New York, where they worked in the financial district on Manhatten Island. But then Jane became a cancer statistic, and so they moved closer to her family to help support her whilst he still lived and work in the city. But he quickly grew tiresome and so moved back to live with his wife in her final years, before she passed away. He was 48 at the time.
He continued to live in their large house for a while but decided to move, a mixture of sad memories and a degree of practicality. And so he sold their home and bought a luxurious apartment in a quiet street on the edge f the town, one room was large enough to be an office for when he worked at home. Whilst he wasn't a multi-millionaire, he wasn't n a situation to worry about his financial situation.
He heard another howl of wind as he looked out, and saw a fellow occupant struggling with the snow. He watched her walk in the wind barely making any headway. He shrugged his shoulders and put his thick coat on, and a pair of high walking boots, and ventured out into the hallway and then the cold.
"Hey, you all right, what the fiddlesticks are you doing out here?" He impulsively wanted to swear, but wasn't sure how she would react. Whilst they had made small talk, they had never really chatted in any detail
The wind was blowing around him, as he struggled to walk towwards her, as he looked behind his footprints seemed to dissappear as quick as he made them.