Homerun2611
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It had been a long time, too long since my little girl had been home. Gwendolyn “Gwen” was the apple of my eye. It had been my wife’s, Ashley’s, idea to send our daughter to the ultra prestigious, Ethel Walker School in Simsbury, Connecticut. The reality was, our home in Westchester, New York was a little less than 90 miles away, however the school had strict rules on visitation, which we had been faithful in following. Therefore, it had been nearly five months since we had seen her.
Ethel Walker was a fine school, designed to make her a bright and inquisitive thinker, highly liberal, I had seen the transformations in my little princess, who in one moment still sat on Daddy’s lap, and other times debated with vigor at the national mock trial competition hosted at Harvard. My wife was dedicated at instilling the same independence in our daughter that she relished. While I just enjoyed our renaissance daughter, as skilled and graceful in ballet as she was tenacious in her skimpy little field hockey uniform.
Oh me? I’m Rick Simpson, I am Managing Partner at Citadel Investments, one of the oldest and most well respected Wealth Management firms in Manhattan. I am the one who earns the money that allows my wife to be one of leading society and charitable chairs in New York, and allows my princess to attend a high school that coaches almost as much as the Ivy League University, Brown, that she will be attending this fall.
Right now, I don’t care about any of that. I see the door open to the helicopter, and I set my laptop back in my briefcase, “God I can’t wait to see her, I know the graduation will require us to spend time with the other girls and parents, but I hope we get a few minutes alone.” My wife cools kissed me on the cheek, “I packed your bags, you know the graduation ceremony is black tie?” I nodded, “...and your niece is already there, she flew in two days ago, but Gwen didn’t seem to mind. She said she has turned into quite the beauty, so I guess you will be spoiling two young ladies this summer, and not just doting on our daughter.”
Gwen and I were close, as she was with her mother, but different. She could be soft and silly with me, while Ashley was always prepping her to follow in her footsteps, to be the perfect debutante...
Ethel Walker was a fine school, designed to make her a bright and inquisitive thinker, highly liberal, I had seen the transformations in my little princess, who in one moment still sat on Daddy’s lap, and other times debated with vigor at the national mock trial competition hosted at Harvard. My wife was dedicated at instilling the same independence in our daughter that she relished. While I just enjoyed our renaissance daughter, as skilled and graceful in ballet as she was tenacious in her skimpy little field hockey uniform.
Oh me? I’m Rick Simpson, I am Managing Partner at Citadel Investments, one of the oldest and most well respected Wealth Management firms in Manhattan. I am the one who earns the money that allows my wife to be one of leading society and charitable chairs in New York, and allows my princess to attend a high school that coaches almost as much as the Ivy League University, Brown, that she will be attending this fall.
Right now, I don’t care about any of that. I see the door open to the helicopter, and I set my laptop back in my briefcase, “God I can’t wait to see her, I know the graduation will require us to spend time with the other girls and parents, but I hope we get a few minutes alone.” My wife cools kissed me on the cheek, “I packed your bags, you know the graduation ceremony is black tie?” I nodded, “...and your niece is already there, she flew in two days ago, but Gwen didn’t seem to mind. She said she has turned into quite the beauty, so I guess you will be spoiling two young ladies this summer, and not just doting on our daughter.”
Gwen and I were close, as she was with her mother, but different. She could be soft and silly with me, while Ashley was always prepping her to follow in her footsteps, to be the perfect debutante...