Web of Seduction (closed for Makitsu_Trinity)
Name: Ronald Timmons
Age: 21
Appearance: 5' 11', caucasian male with moderately tanned skin, short cropped, medium brown hair; lean but well toned (casual runner/weight lifter).
Occupation: Student at Insular Bible College (studying of course, bible)
Sexual History: virgin, although did some heavy making out with his ex-girlfriend (feels terribly guilty about it).
Personality: Shy and nerdy with meeting new people, but has a reasonable circle of friends of both genders and tends to open up once he gets to know someone. Generally generous, caring, and empathetic to those around him.
Ronald pulled his 99' green camry into the curb and gave a sigh of relief that the long drive was over as he shifted the vehicle into park and left the engine running. Reflexively he glanced in the rearview mirror to check his alignment only to find himself staring for the umpteenth time at the sum of his worldly possessions piled in the back seat to the point of blocking the rear window. Frustrated in this effort, he switched his gaze to the two story brick house he'd pulled up in front of.
The house sat on a tree lined street in the typical midwestern college town. Its architecture suggested it had been constructed prior to the post-WWII housing boom when builders had decided that every house could like just alike. It certainly had some charm, and even had a screened in front porch (another feature that had gone the way of the dinosaurs in the leave-me-alone modern suburbs). It sat closer to the road and its neighbors than a typical modern suburban home would as well. The lawn and small flower bed were neat and well kept.
Ron switched off the ignition and reached for the door hand, suppressing a groan as his gelled joint stretched for the first time in several hours. He stepped out into the warm, humid, air of late-August and enjoyed the sound of the crickets chirping as he stretched in the road. No cars had come by since he had pulled up, so he figured it was a fairly quiet street this time of night.
Reaching back into his car, he pulled out a backpack with enough things to see him through the night, closing the car door and locking it behind him. He slung the bag over his shoulder and started up the driveway. Suddenly he felt a pang of anxiety as a vision of walking up to the wrong house in the middle of the night flashed through his highway dulled brain. He stopped in his tracks, reached into his pocked and pulled out the crumpled mapquest directions. He doubled checked the address against the one on the mailbox "189 Maple St." and sighed in relief when they matched.
He started back up the driveway and realized how silly that had been when he noticed that the porch light was the only one on on the street at 2 AM. He had never met the couple from whom he had rented a spare room this semester before, but the husband was a professor at Insular, and he had corresponded with the wife via email. She had been very kind about making arrangements for him to come in so late since he was driving from over 14 hours away.
A slightly loose stair creaked underfoot as he ascended the three stair case to the front porch and let himself in through the unlocked screen door. He felt another pang of anxiety in spite of himself at the thought of meeting his new hosts for the next year, but after only a brief pause, forced himself to knock at the old, wooden door.
PM if you'd like to have some fun with me!
Name: Ronald Timmons
Age: 21
Appearance: 5' 11', caucasian male with moderately tanned skin, short cropped, medium brown hair; lean but well toned (casual runner/weight lifter).
Occupation: Student at Insular Bible College (studying of course, bible)
Sexual History: virgin, although did some heavy making out with his ex-girlfriend (feels terribly guilty about it).
Personality: Shy and nerdy with meeting new people, but has a reasonable circle of friends of both genders and tends to open up once he gets to know someone. Generally generous, caring, and empathetic to those around him.
Ronald pulled his 99' green camry into the curb and gave a sigh of relief that the long drive was over as he shifted the vehicle into park and left the engine running. Reflexively he glanced in the rearview mirror to check his alignment only to find himself staring for the umpteenth time at the sum of his worldly possessions piled in the back seat to the point of blocking the rear window. Frustrated in this effort, he switched his gaze to the two story brick house he'd pulled up in front of.
The house sat on a tree lined street in the typical midwestern college town. Its architecture suggested it had been constructed prior to the post-WWII housing boom when builders had decided that every house could like just alike. It certainly had some charm, and even had a screened in front porch (another feature that had gone the way of the dinosaurs in the leave-me-alone modern suburbs). It sat closer to the road and its neighbors than a typical modern suburban home would as well. The lawn and small flower bed were neat and well kept.
Ron switched off the ignition and reached for the door hand, suppressing a groan as his gelled joint stretched for the first time in several hours. He stepped out into the warm, humid, air of late-August and enjoyed the sound of the crickets chirping as he stretched in the road. No cars had come by since he had pulled up, so he figured it was a fairly quiet street this time of night.
Reaching back into his car, he pulled out a backpack with enough things to see him through the night, closing the car door and locking it behind him. He slung the bag over his shoulder and started up the driveway. Suddenly he felt a pang of anxiety as a vision of walking up to the wrong house in the middle of the night flashed through his highway dulled brain. He stopped in his tracks, reached into his pocked and pulled out the crumpled mapquest directions. He doubled checked the address against the one on the mailbox "189 Maple St." and sighed in relief when they matched.
He started back up the driveway and realized how silly that had been when he noticed that the porch light was the only one on on the street at 2 AM. He had never met the couple from whom he had rented a spare room this semester before, but the husband was a professor at Insular, and he had corresponded with the wife via email. She had been very kind about making arrangements for him to come in so late since he was driving from over 14 hours away.
A slightly loose stair creaked underfoot as he ascended the three stair case to the front porch and let himself in through the unlocked screen door. He felt another pang of anxiety in spite of himself at the thought of meeting his new hosts for the next year, but after only a brief pause, forced himself to knock at the old, wooden door.
PM if you'd like to have some fun with me!
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