Lori kept her blonde hair just above shoulder length and now she pulled it up into a stubby ponytail. She put on a pair of ankle socks and her well-worn running shoes. She replaced her work outfit with a sports bra, t-shirt and running shorts. Her toned and well-muscled thighs came into her sight as she undressed. She bent forward as she took down her tan dress pants making her abs flash over her flat stomach. Lori was in great shape for her age she routinely came in first place for her age group in her races. She was unbuttoning her white blouse as she talked. “Haha.sometimes I wish you could too” Lori called out. “I know it’s just.I know how hard you work.” Jack trailed off. Just work is work you know” Lori said going past him and towards her bedroom to change. “Same shit different day” she replied with a smile and a shrug. Lori pulled in a few minutes later “Hey.how was your day?” she asked slipping off her tan flats by the door. He enjoyed the silence of the house as he grabbed something to drink and started reading his homework assignment. He also knew that once she did get home, she would change clothes and head out for her nightly run and be gone for an hour. He knew he had at least 15 minutes before she got home and maybe a bit longer.
He went in and dropped his backpack by the door. He pulled off to the side like always so his Mom’s car could go into the garage. Jack Andrews made it home before his Mom did. Running, biking and swimming were her stress relievers, sometimes though, she just wished her life was simpler. Lori ran Triathlons and the last one for the year was coming up she was planning on running 5 miles that night and was looking forward to it. Lori was 48 and divorced her son lived with her and was a junior in college. Lori waved goodbye as she backed out and headed for home. Too bad it’s supposed to be 50 and rainy on Sunday for my race but that’s how it always goes” “Yeah, we’re not going to have many more days like this 75 and sunny in October” Lori replied as they headed to their cars “Perfect night for run.
“At least the rain is holding off” Angie Felder said to her co-worker Lori Andrews as they stepped outside.
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