Austin Hedstrom

The Organization

The Organization Gasping sharply, his mind rushing back to reality. A young man wakes up from a deep sleep, 3 minutes before his alarm goes off. His mind wanders and tries to remember his dreams. He hits his alarm right before the second beep. Hintaru Aikovich Okabe is a 19-year-old young man in his first year of university, who lives with his single mother. He is a ruggedly Handsome Boy with beautiful eyes and Natural dirty Blonde hair. His hair changes color in seasons, sometimes lighter in the warmer parts of the year, and dark in the winter months unless his hair gets wet in which case it turns almost black. His mother is a slender beautiful but strong Russian woman, who has raised him without a father since he was born, not even entertaining the idea of having a relationship. Her focus has always been to help her son succeed as his father did. His father was a respected Japanese businessman who died of an illness the same night Hintaru was born. Hintaru and his mother immigrated to Canada from Japan, some years after Hintaru’s father died. “Hurry up, if u do not eat right now, you won’t make it to school in time “his mother says. He smiles and kindly complains “MOM! You don’t have to treat me like I’m a kid”. His mother comes to the table and smothers him with a big hug, “I know son, but you will always be my little Ru”. He makes his way to the university in the fall, the 3rd of September. The beautiful blue sky radiates when it is not raining, he cherishes the simple beauty of a clear sky surrounded by mountains near a small but diverse metropolitan city in western Canada. After jumping off the bus his makes his way to campus and enjoys spending time with his schoolmates. His best friend Seth is an older man and senior student, he has been to numerous community colleges getting several different diplomas and prefers the school environment over the working environment. Seth is now in the IT program majoring in web security. Hintaru joins his economics class, regularly participates in debates and is mostly unaware of his influence on others, he regularly wins the debates, not simply by the amount of knowledge he has but by his ability to use the knowledge wisely. This makes him his professors’ favourite for most likely to succeed. At the end of his first week, he decides to take the bus only halfway home, to enjoy the afternoon walking.