11-24-2017, 04:44 PM
They say more often than not that when a student leaves from Grade School and enters into either the workforce or college, their sheltered life is taken away by their parents and they are now out in the real world. In these settings, you either make decisions for the better of your life or perhaps worst. There are even those in between matters like partying too hard every once in a while. He was one of those students who chose to live for the occasion, maintaining his grades, joining a Frat, destined for greatness in sports and now hoping to tie the knot now that his college career was coming to an end as Senior year approached. Someone else made the most of her college life as well, but isn’t exactly outward with social norms as he is. She realizes that by watching from the sidelines, he’s too dreamy to pass up and this obsession is only growing intense. She doesn’t care about whether he’s with the love of his life. She has to do something to make him hers, forever. Fate happened to favor her that day as he was handed right to her at the hospital’s emergency room one post summertime night.
Earlier that day, he felt a slight pain in his stomach while in class. It had only grew intense as the minutes rolled on and the Mass Communications major found himself almost doubling over in pain. That made him hurry out the class as quick as he could, but moving made it worse. The pain grew intense that he had to bolt into the bathroom. Inside the stall, he spilled his guts out, but rather than a form of relief, it made his head light. He passed out from the pain’s intensity, his head running a fever. Fortunately, his friends in the class had found the behavior too bizarre and got to his Aid in time. He was taken to the university’s infirmary at first to help get him conscious and feeling essentially well. Now there it was, night time and he was in the emergency room with his fiancé, who was running her hand across his slightly shaggy dark blond hair. The six-foot-three quarterback felt so weak, his head resting between her legs as lying down rather than sitting seemed to make everything feel a lot better, especially with the pain relievers working as much as possible. A small trace of tears slipped down his blue eyes and on to his stubbled face as he waited to get called into a room. Hopefully this didn’t take long. The two-hundred and ten pound muscular male had never felt such a pain in his life.
Earlier that day, he felt a slight pain in his stomach while in class. It had only grew intense as the minutes rolled on and the Mass Communications major found himself almost doubling over in pain. That made him hurry out the class as quick as he could, but moving made it worse. The pain grew intense that he had to bolt into the bathroom. Inside the stall, he spilled his guts out, but rather than a form of relief, it made his head light. He passed out from the pain’s intensity, his head running a fever. Fortunately, his friends in the class had found the behavior too bizarre and got to his Aid in time. He was taken to the university’s infirmary at first to help get him conscious and feeling essentially well. Now there it was, night time and he was in the emergency room with his fiancé, who was running her hand across his slightly shaggy dark blond hair. The six-foot-three quarterback felt so weak, his head resting between her legs as lying down rather than sitting seemed to make everything feel a lot better, especially with the pain relievers working as much as possible. A small trace of tears slipped down his blue eyes and on to his stubbled face as he waited to get called into a room. Hopefully this didn’t take long. The two-hundred and ten pound muscular male had never felt such a pain in his life.