Sandy opened his apartment door slowly, shuffling inside and tossing his bag off to the side of the door. It had been another long day at work, with the same old bosses and the same old complaints. Do this, complete this, make sure you have this in....same thing, same story.
Sandy reached up and brushed away the black bangs from his eyes, moving them up to his hair so dark that a raven would blush. His hazel eyes gazed over the barren hallway, looking in despair at the emptyness. Sandy was not an extremely tall man, but he was still solid, the product of having an overbearing father. His face had a natural handsomness to it, though was normally never seen since his head tended to be tilted towards the ground.
Sandy opened his refridgerator door, wincing when he saw the empty shelves. "Great," he muttered..."No electricity payment this month." Sandy looked down at his grumbling stomach, and reached into an almost bear cuboard, pulling out a near empty loaf of bread, reaching in and pulling out a piece. He munched on it slowly and sighed, when was he going to get his break?
Sandy reached up and brushed away the black bangs from his eyes, moving them up to his hair so dark that a raven would blush. His hazel eyes gazed over the barren hallway, looking in despair at the emptyness. Sandy was not an extremely tall man, but he was still solid, the product of having an overbearing father. His face had a natural handsomness to it, though was normally never seen since his head tended to be tilted towards the ground.
Sandy opened his refridgerator door, wincing when he saw the empty shelves. "Great," he muttered..."No electricity payment this month." Sandy looked down at his grumbling stomach, and reached into an almost bear cuboard, pulling out a near empty loaf of bread, reaching in and pulling out a piece. He munched on it slowly and sighed, when was he going to get his break?