PogueMahone
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Jason shifted nervously around the room, glancing repeatedly at his watch. “Only 5:30…” He muttered to himself as he sat down, opened a magazine and glanced at his watch again. He managed to read two sentences before he was up, out of the chair and moving around the room again.
Dinner wasn’t until 6:30 but he couldn’t stop his nervous fidgeting. He was finally going to introduce his parents to his fiancé. His father, Michael, had been somewhat shocked at Jason’s announcement that he planned to get married especially since they hadn’t even known he was dating anyone seriously. There was no real surprise in that from Jason’s point of view; he didn’t share most aspects of his life with his parents anymore. He’d never really been that close to his father, Michael had spent most of Jason’s childhood on the road, traveling the country trying to promote his company. A company that now grossed over 5.5 million dollars a year, allowing his father to retire early and finally spend time with his wife. Since his father’s retirement, Jason had developed a growing discomfort at spending time with his parents. Something had changed, somehow their house no longer felt like home to Jason and he found himself visiting less and less frequently.
Glancing out of the window, Jason thought briefly about what dinner was going to be like. His father had always seemed a stranger to him, a stranger that visited their house in between his frequent trips. His mother, Belinda, had been a good mother, stricter then most other parents but a caring figure to her only son. Jason hadn’t even been allowed to date until he was almost 18, and then only if his parent’s approved of the girl. Maybe that was what was making his anxious about tonight’s dinner. He’d met Spring two months ago at a party given by one of their mutual friends and the sparks simply flew between the two of them. They’d started dating each other exclusively the next week and he’d proposed after only a month. It was a fast paced relationship but Jason felt as if he’d known Spring all his life, as if he’d been simply waiting until he met her for his life to really begin. She was smart, beautiful, sexy, everything a man could want. Jason smiled at the thought of her, his anxiety about his parent’s reaction to her being pushed aside.
Reaching for the phone, Jason dialed a number from memory. “Hello, love,” He said, his voice thick with his emotions as she picked up. “I was wondering if you were ready? Are you nervous about meeting my folks? Me? Yeah, I’m kind of nervous… I just hope they like you as much as I do. I’ll be over in a little bit,” He told her, hanging up the phone and grabbing his keys. “They’ll like her… they’ve got to.” He muttered to himself as he headed out of his apartment.
Jason shifted nervously around the room, glancing repeatedly at his watch. “Only 5:30…” He muttered to himself as he sat down, opened a magazine and glanced at his watch again. He managed to read two sentences before he was up, out of the chair and moving around the room again.
Dinner wasn’t until 6:30 but he couldn’t stop his nervous fidgeting. He was finally going to introduce his parents to his fiancé. His father, Michael, had been somewhat shocked at Jason’s announcement that he planned to get married especially since they hadn’t even known he was dating anyone seriously. There was no real surprise in that from Jason’s point of view; he didn’t share most aspects of his life with his parents anymore. He’d never really been that close to his father, Michael had spent most of Jason’s childhood on the road, traveling the country trying to promote his company. A company that now grossed over 5.5 million dollars a year, allowing his father to retire early and finally spend time with his wife. Since his father’s retirement, Jason had developed a growing discomfort at spending time with his parents. Something had changed, somehow their house no longer felt like home to Jason and he found himself visiting less and less frequently.
Glancing out of the window, Jason thought briefly about what dinner was going to be like. His father had always seemed a stranger to him, a stranger that visited their house in between his frequent trips. His mother, Belinda, had been a good mother, stricter then most other parents but a caring figure to her only son. Jason hadn’t even been allowed to date until he was almost 18, and then only if his parent’s approved of the girl. Maybe that was what was making his anxious about tonight’s dinner. He’d met Spring two months ago at a party given by one of their mutual friends and the sparks simply flew between the two of them. They’d started dating each other exclusively the next week and he’d proposed after only a month. It was a fast paced relationship but Jason felt as if he’d known Spring all his life, as if he’d been simply waiting until he met her for his life to really begin. She was smart, beautiful, sexy, everything a man could want. Jason smiled at the thought of her, his anxiety about his parent’s reaction to her being pushed aside.
Reaching for the phone, Jason dialed a number from memory. “Hello, love,” He said, his voice thick with his emotions as she picked up. “I was wondering if you were ready? Are you nervous about meeting my folks? Me? Yeah, I’m kind of nervous… I just hope they like you as much as I do. I’ll be over in a little bit,” He told her, hanging up the phone and grabbing his keys. “They’ll like her… they’ve got to.” He muttered to himself as he headed out of his apartment.