The New Life of Jack Nelson, 30 year old job hunter

Many people knew who Jack Nelson was. He was the man with the worse amount of luck in the world. Having had a rough life since young, he had little to no opportunities to claw his way up to a decent living, only barely keeping himself afloat with numerous temp jobs he finds at the employment centers. Ever since high school, the only jobs he could qualify for were the smaller trades that only needed temporary staff every quarter. He had been a gardener, a mechanic and a handyman one year, and a delivery driver, a construction worker and a road sweeper the next. The job instability was frustrating, but he trucked on by with whatever he could get. One of the few great qualities he had was his due diligence and approachable 'can do' attitude. He got along well with people, and there were few who well and truly disliked him.

When the Awakening came, he woke up an almost entirely different person. The meek minded stoutly looking fellow was no longer the kindly one who everyone knew and loved. That morning, he demanded an extra tip from the owner of a property after finishing up her yard, a classmate who made her own way after graduating. He roughly fucked the hot single mom hard on the couch, and even though she was pinned down, the mother eagerly let him pump his raging cock into her cunt, letting him empty his balls three times inside her. After he was done, he simply packed up and left, leaving the still gasping mom to clean up. The transaction was done. No policemen were involved, as both man and woman knew that it was something he could do. That was the last he would hear from her as her house and her family was bought by some corporate big wig with a name he could not even pronounce, likely to become said businessman's prize trophies.

Whatever sense of decent morality he once had had been replaced with a personality far more self centered, selfish and privileged. He had never thought that such a new life would feel so good. He hated how he had not realized his right to the world sooner, and despite his circumstances, life was beginning to look much brighter than before.