JckHmmr_2000
Neighbor & Co-Worker
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- Aug 28, 2002
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Eva is 22, recently got out of the relationship with her high school sweetheart. Failed career as a mounted police officer. A nasty fall injuring her so that it'd not be possible to pursue that career path. She now has a marketing job, working mostly from home. Or rather, her father's home, as that is where she is staying at the moment.
Jack is in his late 40's and lives alone in the house next door. He is 175 cm tall and weighs around 85 kg. He stays in reasonable shape by running 10 km before going through a 30-minute set of calisthenics in the morning every weekday before work. He usually ties his long, straight black hair (the gray would come in sometime in his early 50's, but not yet) in a top-knot pony-tail that highlights his Asian/Pacific Islander features. He works from home 3 days out of the week (Tuesdays through Thursdays) as a recruiter for a human resources outsourcing firm.
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EVENT: NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
LOCATION: Eva's Father's House
Jack usually went out for New Year's eve. He much preferred the adventure of going to a night club or other event where he could choose from a selection of new strangers to spend the rest of the night with. The selection varied from a seemingly endless number of stereotypical tropes: the fresh young university graduate, the recently-divorced young mom, the resentful and bored young housewife... They all ended up the same after a drunken night of revelry. The next morning would begin with the woman waking up in his hotel room -- perhaps with a hangover, some confusion over an apparent lapse in judgment and at times, even severe regret.
Tonight however, he decided to accept his neighbor's invitation to spend New Year's Eve next door. Why not save the money of an evening out and get to know the neighbors? He figured he'd text a booty call to show up afterwards.
He brought over a keg of beer and a variety of liquor, and then played bartender for the night. It was his way of reciprocating for the invitation. He also thought it would be a great way to say hello to everyone without having to approach anyone -- after all, people spoke to him first before they got their drinks.
It was near the end of the night when he finally got to chat with his neighbor's daughter.
"I hear you're in marketing," Jack handed Eva a cold beer bottle. "How do you like it? If you are ever in the market for another job, I'm a recruiter so please let me know."
Jack is in his late 40's and lives alone in the house next door. He is 175 cm tall and weighs around 85 kg. He stays in reasonable shape by running 10 km before going through a 30-minute set of calisthenics in the morning every weekday before work. He usually ties his long, straight black hair (the gray would come in sometime in his early 50's, but not yet) in a top-knot pony-tail that highlights his Asian/Pacific Islander features. He works from home 3 days out of the week (Tuesdays through Thursdays) as a recruiter for a human resources outsourcing firm.
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EVENT: NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
LOCATION: Eva's Father's House
Jack usually went out for New Year's eve. He much preferred the adventure of going to a night club or other event where he could choose from a selection of new strangers to spend the rest of the night with. The selection varied from a seemingly endless number of stereotypical tropes: the fresh young university graduate, the recently-divorced young mom, the resentful and bored young housewife... They all ended up the same after a drunken night of revelry. The next morning would begin with the woman waking up in his hotel room -- perhaps with a hangover, some confusion over an apparent lapse in judgment and at times, even severe regret.
Tonight however, he decided to accept his neighbor's invitation to spend New Year's Eve next door. Why not save the money of an evening out and get to know the neighbors? He figured he'd text a booty call to show up afterwards.
He brought over a keg of beer and a variety of liquor, and then played bartender for the night. It was his way of reciprocating for the invitation. He also thought it would be a great way to say hello to everyone without having to approach anyone -- after all, people spoke to him first before they got their drinks.
It was near the end of the night when he finally got to chat with his neighbor's daughter.
"I hear you're in marketing," Jack handed Eva a cold beer bottle. "How do you like it? If you are ever in the market for another job, I'm a recruiter so please let me know."
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