#sohostart

“Today when I went to Starbucks and this really nice women paid for my breakfast and coffee. When she left she said I had to pay it forward and do something nice for someone. What nice random act of kindness should I do? Cause I clearly don’t know what to do?”

“Hey, I missed you!” Shawn grinned, wrapping her arms around the other person’s shoulders in a tight hug. “Don’t get me wrong, I love my job, but it’s nice to escape the online world and interact with some real people.” 

Parties were never Juni’s thing. What was Juni’s thing was staying curled up in his overs where he plays video games for hours at end. When he was in his room nobody around him would be put in danger. He was safe and everyone around him was too. Something deep in his gut was telling him to put town the Xbox controller and go out. 

“You know, it’s hard to figure out what do in this city?” He posed it almost as if asking the other person. “Back home, there isn’t nearly as much stuff to do.” Leigh laughed and looked at the person. “So, any suggestions on things to do tonight?” This was his way of trying to be friendly. IT was getting hard to sit in his home every night alone, so why not try and make friends?

“The crew teams is in the process of releasing our nude calendars we make each year for charity.” Julian said, excitably. He looked at the other pleadingly. “Please tell me you’ll buy one and donate. I swear it’s really for a good cause.”

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Juni was working in the children’s section of the library. Part of his responsibility in the library was to put away books people returned. Juni was carrying a large stack of books, and couldn’t see over the pile. Little did he know he bumped right into a person. Juni’s face darkened, as he was embarrassed. “Oh gosh, I’m so sorry.” He instantly started picking up the fallen books from the floor.