Let's Go For a Run [COMPLETE]
May 24, 2010 18:04:11 GMT -5
Post by Tea on May 24, 2010 18:04:11 GMT -5
Duke:
Duke pulled on a clean t-shirt, and cast a sideways glance at his reflection as he made his way past the full length mirror in his bedroom. Man, he looked good. Even when doing something as simple as going for a run, Duke decided, he looked irresistible.
He made his was down the stairs, stopping briefly in the kitchen to grab his stopwatch, and scribble a quick note to his father explaining where he'd gone. It was annoying really. Running was something Duke did daily, and still his parents insisted he leave them notes, so they would know where he was at all times. Then again, they'd always been over protective of him. Strange for a couple who willingly hired their son a personal trainer, so he could train for the Hunger Games and possibly be killed. Yes, interesting reasoning. Oh well, as long as he got to work out, and look good, Duke was game.
He pushed open the door, and began at a light jog down the sidewalk, stop watch in hand. Not only was it good exercise, running was a good time to people watch, an activity Duke thoroughly enjoyed. Looking at different people, comparing them to himself and how far superior he was to them, yes it was quite entertaining.
Duke pulled on a clean t-shirt, and cast a sideways glance at his reflection as he made his way past the full length mirror in his bedroom. Man, he looked good. Even when doing something as simple as going for a run, Duke decided, he looked irresistible.
He made his was down the stairs, stopping briefly in the kitchen to grab his stopwatch, and scribble a quick note to his father explaining where he'd gone. It was annoying really. Running was something Duke did daily, and still his parents insisted he leave them notes, so they would know where he was at all times. Then again, they'd always been over protective of him. Strange for a couple who willingly hired their son a personal trainer, so he could train for the Hunger Games and possibly be killed. Yes, interesting reasoning. Oh well, as long as he got to work out, and look good, Duke was game.
He pushed open the door, and began at a light jog down the sidewalk, stop watch in hand. Not only was it good exercise, running was a good time to people watch, an activity Duke thoroughly enjoyed. Looking at different people, comparing them to himself and how far superior he was to them, yes it was quite entertaining.
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