steelknight
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Michael had been trying to decide whether or not to attend the 10 year reunion. No matter what you say when you graduate about keeping in touch, life has a way of taking over and dictating otherwise. Now people that were his best friends rarely enter his mind. His career as an electrical contractor has been on the upswing with everyone so hungry for entertainment rooms and electronic devices that need power run to them.
He was 28, and his job kept him in good shape. He had always had a clean cut look, which he still maintained to this day. His light brown hair kept short off of the collar, clean shaven. It was a look that made people feel comfortable with him being in their homes. He looked safe, non-threatening, and that seemed to help his business which was growing by the hour. Still, seeing some of the old gang would be sort of fun. So he finds himself in his blue sport coat and uncomfortable dress shoes, sipping on punch in the ball room of the city hotel as the class of 1998 begins rolling in.
"This was probably a waste of a weekend" he thought to himself. In talking with the few people there, which were more of acquiantences than his real friends, he found out that a few of the buddies he was looking forward to seeing were not planning to attend. As he looked around the room, he really didn't see any of this circle of friends from yesteryear. "I'll hang around for another 30 minutes and then I'll catch the rest of the game at the local sports bar"
He was 28, and his job kept him in good shape. He had always had a clean cut look, which he still maintained to this day. His light brown hair kept short off of the collar, clean shaven. It was a look that made people feel comfortable with him being in their homes. He looked safe, non-threatening, and that seemed to help his business which was growing by the hour. Still, seeing some of the old gang would be sort of fun. So he finds himself in his blue sport coat and uncomfortable dress shoes, sipping on punch in the ball room of the city hotel as the class of 1998 begins rolling in.
"This was probably a waste of a weekend" he thought to himself. In talking with the few people there, which were more of acquiantences than his real friends, he found out that a few of the buddies he was looking forward to seeing were not planning to attend. As he looked around the room, he really didn't see any of this circle of friends from yesteryear. "I'll hang around for another 30 minutes and then I'll catch the rest of the game at the local sports bar"