These are fictional events. Let me know what you think. It will be continued if I get some feedback. So, let me know what you think.
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Reinhold Hartman, “Reg” to his friends woke up knowing that it was going to be a bad day. He got up late, wishing he had had enough money to go on a spring break trip with his friends. Instead, he was stuck here at his parents’ home with nothing to do. He went to the bathroom to take a shower, stopping to look at himself in the mirror. He was a large guy. He stood five foot eleven, and weighed around two hundred and eighty pounds. A surprising amount of it was muscle, excepting a little bit of a belly. Since he went to a college with no football team, he saw no need to keep up the rather strenuous exercise program he had done in high school. His caramel colored skin was smooth in the morning light. He wore his brown hair in short dreadlocks. His eyes were a rather shocking green. He owed that to his German heritage. He had a rather ponderous heritage. His great-grandfather had moved to Germany from Namibia around 1889. His son Erik had married a native German named Adelheide, whom everyone called Heidi, and moved to the United States well before the outbreak of World War I.
Reg finished his shower, put on some shorts, and went to watch some television. He turned the TV on the news just in time to catch the Lottery’s winning numbers. 17, 24, 65, 9, 18, those numbers sounded familiar. He jumped up and ran to his room to get his ticket. He realized that they were his numbers! He had NEVER been more excited! His first call was too his parents at work and his next was to find a lawyer.
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Two Months Later
The hubbub had finally died down, although it had been quite considerable. It was not everyday that someone won a 324 million dollar lottery. He had taken the money in a lump sum, ending up being worth around 220 million. He had already brought his parents a new house, and cars. He had dropped out of school for a while and brought a couple of toys for himself too, including a stocked Hummer truck. Now he was super rich and with nothing constructive to do with his time. He decided that he was going to do some traveling, but he did not want to go alone. He thought about whom to take for a while. His parents still wanted to work for a while, although they no longer had to. He was not in any kind of relationship with any girls. He had had a couple of one-night stands, but nothing serious. The only other person who he could think of was his grandmother. Grandma Heidi had been depressed and in a low mood every since Grandpa Erik had died last year. He thought a trip around the world might cheer her up, so he called her up and offered to take her. At first, she refused. However, he kept on her and soon his persistence paid off.
He called the lawyer he kept on retainer and told him to set up a trip for two. First he would fly in to pick her up in New Jersey they would take a limo ride to nearby New York for some shopping and then they would fly by chartered jet to Las Vegas. The flight to New Jersey was uneventful. He arrived at his grandma’s door in a stretch black limo with two-dozen red roses and a box of chocolates. When he knocked on the door, she opened it and gave him a big hug. Although happy, she seemed lifeless compared to her former self. Heidi was tall, almost five feet eight. She was a large woman, weighing about two hundred fifty ponds to two hundred and eighty pounds. She had always been shapely, very curvaceous when she was young and slimmer, but carrying the shape well with the added weight age had brought on. She used to be a jollier woman before Grandpa Erik had died, quick to laugh, sing, or dance. She went to get her bag, but Reg told her not to take anything, because he was going to buy her a complete wardrobe for the trip. She started to protest, but he convinced her that it was easily within his means.