Short Story: John Granger

He started work at a young age he started working in a textile mill. He moved up in the mill and went to work with his boss in the military then he came back he keep changing jobs and ended up in steel making. He wanted to dominate the steel industry so he became a compulsive liar. He didn’t have working skills but he had a gift of finding people with them he was more of a spokesperson. When he die he gave a lot of money away he was a distributer not a philanthropist he gave his money to support the public good like for meeting houses and libraries.

other jobs such as janitor,fry cook,and field hand. He learned his work ethic at a young age from his grandmother these things helped him pay for college. He eventually

many ways and became a very generous man in many wthe medical bills for his derk's son who was terminaly in. Then, he bought his clerk ttre biggest

In his early life he read books and was very into education, so that meant he became one of the most wealthiest business men of America.

Many people will go through experiences in their lives where they feel like they are changing. It is as if life has dealt them enough experiences that their personalities have been altered because of it. Unwind by Neal Shusterman shows how the past experiences people go through may dictate who they become and the decisions they may make in the future through the lives of Roland, Admiral Dunfee, and Lev.

He saved money for his life savings. In the 1940’s the great depression happened and he lost all of his money and his job.Then he was desperate for a job he went over to Vinvien school. He ran into a man named Dr. Alfred Blalock. He asked if he could join him and so he did. He was Blalock’s assistant they

“Let it go boy,” my father chuckled loudly. “You had stopped my wife’s heart as soon as you mentioned those silk pajamas and started it up again by saying poolside, swimwear and stocked bar. She has the look of having a dry martini in hand and looking through sunglasses wearing a wide brimmed hat like a glamorous movie star. I see the look of concern in your eyes. We won’t take long talking to our neighbors so we can get on the

It was noon when John Dover showed up to court, and he would fain to leave. It could’ve been because of his less than amorous relationship with the judge, a result of his past impious behavior, or it could be how perfidious his client was, an abject man he felt no ruth for, but it was most probably due to the fact that the woman he was betrothed to was waiting for him to finish this trial so they could go on vacation. And god, did he need one.

Up until recently the small, fine unit that was their marriage had been predictable. Now disrupted by erratic behaviour, shifting gazes and finally exotic dinners of all things. Her unpredictability upset him, and as he ate the spices stung his tongue. He ground his food cruelly to fine shreds and swallowed forcefully, and the tartness of his rage clung to his palette and tasted an unpleasing aftertaste.

He had already packed everything he wanted to take with him, but left most of his possessions unpacked as he feared it would be a reminder of his previous life. As he was packing his items into his car, his neighbor Mr. Lauterbach came outside and noticed Arthur packing his things. “Hello Mr. Raeburn!” Greeted Mr. Lauterbach. “Why are you packing up your things?” Arthur was caught by surprise at first, he hadn’t thought about being seen by his neighbor. “I’m packing for a road trip,” lied Arthur, “I’ll be staying at a log cabin up north for a few days.” “I see. Well, I don’t want to be late for the bus now, so I’ll talk to you some more when you get back from your vacation!” Said Mr. Lauterbach. He started walking down the sidewalk towards the bus stop, and Arthur began packing quicker so he wouldn’t be caught by anymore people. After packing his things, Arthur got into his car, and started it. Pulling out of his driveway, he took a deep breath, knowing that this would be the last time he would see the town he grew up in. He began driving down the street, seeing everybody he pass smile and wave at him. However, he didn’t smile or wave back, as he had already abandoned his old life and began his new one. After he got out of town, he realized something. His depressing old life is nothing but the past; therefore, so are his sad memories. He had no reason to be sad anymore and felt something he hasn’t felt in ages, and that feeling is happiness. Nobody has heard from Mr. Raeburn

Joan crossed to the vanity and brushed out her long hair. To Perceval, it seemed like a typical morning, one filled with sex, banter, a little serious discussion, and the usual routines of preparing for the day. His and Joan’s marriage would thrive, as long as Perceval didn’t wallow in

When he was 15 his father died, and that resulted in him having to take over his business. He ran that business for a few months. Eventually he started to work at the Lagoon Amusement Park. he worked at this job for all throughout highschool and college.

“You’re all squirmy. Everything good?” She asks quietly. He nods, and smiles at her over his shoulder before turning back to the front. Mrs. Jackson was glaring at them. Pete stares down at his lap, no longer able to focus on anything but his thoughts. He hated how weak he was. No one had made him feel this vulnerable, not even the summer he spent thinking he was in love with his childhood friend, Mikey. Pete’s eyes dart to the clock above the whiteboard. ‘Only four more minutes left.’ He breathes a mental sigh of relief.

On November 17 2013, John was at school. He was a Senior, he didn't play any sports, and he wasn't a popular kid. He just wanted the school year to be over so he could go on vacation. Of course he would have to wait 6-8 months for school to be over but he still wanted it to be summer. After school he asked his mom if he could go to the mall. His mom didn't care so she took him to the mall. He would've drove himself but he doesn't have his license yet. She dropped him off at the mall and he told her to pick him up at 7:00. It was 4:15. He had 2 hours and 45 minutes. First he went to Footlocker to look for some shoes. He saw a couple pairs of Jordan's and LeBron’s. There was this other kid from school that was in his class. He was looking at the same shoes as John. His name was Steve. He was the worst kid in school. He has a total of 15 referrals, 45 infractions, 20 after school detentions, and at least 75 lunch detentions.

investment bank. He was assigned to a team that followed retail companies. His first task was to