Tuomas
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Thomas Mansfield.
Six-foot, short blond hair, strong, glittering green eyes and a soft smile.
Thomas liked space, so he lived in a loft. For someone of his means, it might be odd that he would live in what some people might call a not-so-good part of town, but it gave him the possibility of buying the whole top floor of a building and fitting it out as he saw fit. He spent most of his time either at work, or adding on to the luxury of his loft with his own handiwork. He was very good with a hammer and nails, and was soon good at welding and with a lathe. But that usually left him bereft of a personal life. He had friends who came to visit, but no young lass had captured his heart.
Thomas liked order, and keeping his things planned and organized. Having some hollow-headed bimbo wandering around -and that was what it seemed he was expected to get as moderately wealthy man- did not fit in with his persona. His things must fit in with his life. Most of his friends joked that he would grow an old man with just a pet around to keep him company. He would just leer.
So, that Monday morning as he was coming home from work, with his mind on other things. He almost walked past without noticing...
Six-foot, short blond hair, strong, glittering green eyes and a soft smile.
Thomas liked space, so he lived in a loft. For someone of his means, it might be odd that he would live in what some people might call a not-so-good part of town, but it gave him the possibility of buying the whole top floor of a building and fitting it out as he saw fit. He spent most of his time either at work, or adding on to the luxury of his loft with his own handiwork. He was very good with a hammer and nails, and was soon good at welding and with a lathe. But that usually left him bereft of a personal life. He had friends who came to visit, but no young lass had captured his heart.
Thomas liked order, and keeping his things planned and organized. Having some hollow-headed bimbo wandering around -and that was what it seemed he was expected to get as moderately wealthy man- did not fit in with his persona. His things must fit in with his life. Most of his friends joked that he would grow an old man with just a pet around to keep him company. He would just leer.
So, that Monday morning as he was coming home from work, with his mind on other things. He almost walked past without noticing...