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Owen Marshall, Mr. Fix-It

Author: Lunar Dawn
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-19 10:09:07
“How do you know so much about all of this stuff?” I asked him as he hopped down off of the chair to dip the trim pad in the paint again.

“What stuff? He asked me with a puzzled look before climbing back on the chair.

“Painting, home repair, that kind of stuff. From the looks of your house, I can’t see your Mom and Dad doing their own painting.”

“Oh no, they wouldn’t. I would. Dad is hands on with his cars but that’s about the extent of it. The only brushes Mom knows anything about are the ones on her vanity. I guess I owe that to my football coaches, really. The coaches have a summer program where we give back to the community. Each player has to commit to at least forty hours during the summer or they get dropped from the football program.”

“That sounds awesome! Do they take other volunteers or is it just football players?”

“No, we have other volunteers, too. Most of the cheerleaders volunteer. The basketball players and track and field members are also required. We do some work on t
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Last one for tonight. Owen makes sure to include Aurora in all his plans for the future. I just love these characters and their dynamic together.

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I just love their chemistry
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Sweet that he is making future plans to include Aurora
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