Sean Serman walked into his childhood home for the first time in fifteen years. The smell of lavender filled his nose and a heavy sense of nostalgia kicked in. Childhood memories came flooding back to him. He already loved being in this house again.
Sean was back to stay. His parents finally accomplished their dream of owning a huge piece of land way out in the outskirts of town. They happily gave Sean the house so that he'd be closer to the family. Before this Sean lived a couple states over with his ex-wife Jess. They split because they both realized there not as happy as they should be. They ended things on good terms after being married for two years. Now Sean just wants to start over and meet new people. He decided to head back to his hometown.
Seans mom came out from the back room. "My baby! Its so good to see you."
Sean couldn't hold back the smile, not the he wanted to anyway. He hadn't seen his mom since Christmas five months ago. Sean gave his mom a big hug.
Seans mom is a curvy dark haired woman that lit up any room with her smile. Her and Sean are the same height. People often said that Sean resembled his Mom more than his Dad. It made him feel a little embarrassed but he really didn't care he was completely comfortable with his look.
"Where's Dad?"
"He's out back cleaning the yard before we hand the house over to you."
"Really? He doesn't have to do that." Sean walked to the backyard with his mom following.
"You know how your father is."
She was right. Seans Dad was a very gruff hard working man and Sean really admired him for that.
Sean went out back to see his Dad trimming some hedges.
"Honey, look who's here."
Seans dad quickly spun around to see his son standing next to his wife.
"Son!" Seans dad pulled him in for a big bear hug.
Seans Dad is a big man. He's about a foot taller than Sean with a heavy build. For some reason Sean never got those features from his father. Sean was slim and not as tall.
"Hi dad, you want me to give you hand with that?"
"Nonsense, go inside and check the place out. I'm sure your probably tired after that ten hour drive."
Sean knew there was no reasoning with his Dad. "I'm actually dying for a shower right now."