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Descriptive Essay: Josh Kincaid's Life
Josh Kincaid had been the apple of his family's eye, and expected to make his mark on the world. Lone child of a Physician Father, and Nurse Mother, it had been presumed the young Josh would follow in the Patriarch's footsteps, and pursue the field of medicine. The teenage boy, with bright intelligence, had breezed through high-school, encountering a little trouble here and there - he'd always possessed wild streak, something his parents put down to boredom, due to the classwork not being challenging enough -, but nothing major. Disrupting classes, smoking cigarettes, and partaking in illicit substances from time to time.

During his senior year, his interests had turned more from the fields of biology, human anatomy, and medicine, to the sciences,
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Someone snitched; he'd never discovered who; and retribution had been swift. His place at the school had been rescinded immediately, and he was escorted from the premises on the same day. The only bright light was that the College was a prestigious one, with a reputation to protect, and the authorities were not called in. However, his parents had been informed, and to say that their subsequent reunion did not go well, would be a gross understatement. Josh hadn't seen either of them for nine years, and they probably wouldn't have recognised him if they ran into each other on the …show more content…
It was time to meet his contact, then head over to his usual haunt - a seedy club named Pandora's, only a short distance from his residence, whose owner he'd known for almost a decade - to earn some cash. He could have had someone make the sales on his behalf, but Josh enjoyed the social aspect of doing it himself, and the free pussy which was always on offer. Not normally the type of girls you'd take home to meet your Mother, but occasionally you got a hot, little rich-bitch looking for some

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