Noah drove through the lanes of maniacal traffic. He loved his job as an IT specialist, and working in the city, but he still hated the hour, or usually more, that it took to get home. But the city was where his business flourished. The small town where the rest of his family remained settled just didn’t have the demand of the big city for an IT troubleshooter and program designer.
Of course, his father still wasn’t happy with either Noah’s career choice, or his working in the city. He’d expected his only son to become a doctor like him.
He took a deep breath as he finally got out of the busy lanes, and headed out into the suburbs. He finally turned off into his road and pulled up on his drive. He activated the garage doors, and sighed with relief as the doors closed behind him.
He went
