Rick345
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The alarm buzzes and, stretching a hand out to shut it off, it tumbles off the nightstand and lands with a muffled thud, still buzzing as it lies on the floor. I set up, shaking my head, trying to chase out the cobwebs as jet black hair falls across my ice blue eyes. Eyes that are merely slits at the ungodly hour of three in the morning, but it's time to get ready for work.
I look behind me and Jane is still sound asleep, her auburn hair flayed across the pillow as her ample breasts raise and fall as she breathes. I reminisce for a moment about how, during the beginning of our marriage, she’d wake me with a blowjob. But those days are long gone, so I stumble to the shower and adjust the water till it's just the right temperature and hop in.
Soaping my arms and chest, working my way down to my balls. I’m tempted to jerk off, but there isn't enough time. Rinsing off my body and shampooing my hair, then rinsing the suds out of my hair, I grab a towel and dry off, and walk to the vanity to shave and comb my hair. Noticing the time, it's already 3:30, and the clock-in time is 4:00 on the nose. I pick up the alarm clock as I pull some underwear and a pair of jeans from the oak dresser. A wedding present from Jane’s parents.
I slip on a shirt and socks, then stuff my feet into a pair of size 11 work boots, thanking my lucky stars the warehouse is just minutes away. Making my way out the door, dreading having to stuff my 6-foot frame into beat-up ten-year-old red Toyota Corolla, which always seems a smidgen too small.
Pressing the start button, the car comes to life, and I carefully back out of the driveway. Within minutes, I’m pulling into the company parking lot, my place of employment for the past ten years. It wasn’t a bad job, but it was boring sitting on a forklift loading pallets into trucks day after day, the same old thing. The only thing that changed is that sometimes I unloaded the trucks.
As I parked my car and wrestled my 200-pound frame out of my mobile sardin can I noticed there was one difference a new car in the parking lot. A car I don’t recognize.
Another poor soul has fallen from the grace of God into the depths of hell, I think to may say as I unclip my employee ID badge and swipe it across the time clock to clock in.
I look behind me and Jane is still sound asleep, her auburn hair flayed across the pillow as her ample breasts raise and fall as she breathes. I reminisce for a moment about how, during the beginning of our marriage, she’d wake me with a blowjob. But those days are long gone, so I stumble to the shower and adjust the water till it's just the right temperature and hop in.
Soaping my arms and chest, working my way down to my balls. I’m tempted to jerk off, but there isn't enough time. Rinsing off my body and shampooing my hair, then rinsing the suds out of my hair, I grab a towel and dry off, and walk to the vanity to shave and comb my hair. Noticing the time, it's already 3:30, and the clock-in time is 4:00 on the nose. I pick up the alarm clock as I pull some underwear and a pair of jeans from the oak dresser. A wedding present from Jane’s parents.
I slip on a shirt and socks, then stuff my feet into a pair of size 11 work boots, thanking my lucky stars the warehouse is just minutes away. Making my way out the door, dreading having to stuff my 6-foot frame into beat-up ten-year-old red Toyota Corolla, which always seems a smidgen too small.
Pressing the start button, the car comes to life, and I carefully back out of the driveway. Within minutes, I’m pulling into the company parking lot, my place of employment for the past ten years. It wasn’t a bad job, but it was boring sitting on a forklift loading pallets into trucks day after day, the same old thing. The only thing that changed is that sometimes I unloaded the trucks.
As I parked my car and wrestled my 200-pound frame out of my mobile sardin can I noticed there was one difference a new car in the parking lot. A car I don’t recognize.
Another poor soul has fallen from the grace of God into the depths of hell, I think to may say as I unclip my employee ID badge and swipe it across the time clock to clock in.