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Jason Foster was tired. This had been a long, trying year. No, not the school year, he'd been teaching long enough that the school year wasn't a problem. And not even the calendar year, it was only June, so that's not even that long into the year. No, it had been a long year since that night. The night that he had come home, sent Megan, the babysitter, home and gone to bed, thinking everything in his life was great. He certainly hadn't expected to be woken up in the dark hours of the morning to hear that his wife had been killed by a drunken driver while on a business trip.
The school administration, his fellow teachers, neighbors, friends, even students had been wonderful and understanding. Helping him with the kids, with the house, with all the changes that had come into his life. Even so, for the past year he had changed, he was no longer the outgoing, fun-loving man that he had been. Instead of going out for an evening, he was much more likely to stay at home, spending time with his children and spending lonely hours in front of the television.
Finally though, that was starting to change. He had stopped in front of a mirror a few weeks ago and hardly recognized himself. He had put on weight, his clothes were a mess. Starting to care again, he became more careful about what he ate and what he fed his two children, he started to work out with the weights in his garage and get himself back into shape. He wasn't sure if anyone else noticed, nobody said anything to him about it, but he did start to feel good about himself again.
He felt so much like his old self, that he even decided that he would go out this weekend. He called a couple of his friends and made plans to go see the new Superman movie. Then, without really thinking about it, picked up the phone to call Megan, to see if she could watch the kids for him.
Megan had been one of his best students, so it had felt natural to ask her to babysit in the old days. The kids, Nathan and Brooke, loved her so she had become pretty much the regular babysitter anytime Jason and his wife weren't going to be home, so it seemed right to call her now. Jason couldn't remember the last time he had even seen Megan, she wasn't in his class this year, but he hoped she'd be available.
The school administration, his fellow teachers, neighbors, friends, even students had been wonderful and understanding. Helping him with the kids, with the house, with all the changes that had come into his life. Even so, for the past year he had changed, he was no longer the outgoing, fun-loving man that he had been. Instead of going out for an evening, he was much more likely to stay at home, spending time with his children and spending lonely hours in front of the television.
Finally though, that was starting to change. He had stopped in front of a mirror a few weeks ago and hardly recognized himself. He had put on weight, his clothes were a mess. Starting to care again, he became more careful about what he ate and what he fed his two children, he started to work out with the weights in his garage and get himself back into shape. He wasn't sure if anyone else noticed, nobody said anything to him about it, but he did start to feel good about himself again.
He felt so much like his old self, that he even decided that he would go out this weekend. He called a couple of his friends and made plans to go see the new Superman movie. Then, without really thinking about it, picked up the phone to call Megan, to see if she could watch the kids for him.
Megan had been one of his best students, so it had felt natural to ask her to babysit in the old days. The kids, Nathan and Brooke, loved her so she had become pretty much the regular babysitter anytime Jason and his wife weren't going to be home, so it seemed right to call her now. Jason couldn't remember the last time he had even seen Megan, she wasn't in his class this year, but he hoped she'd be available.