Welcome to Hickstead, home to both Seven Oak Stables, and Blue Acre - two rival stables. Both offer opportunities for their clients to reach the highest level of excellence. Each stable differs from the other, so choose wisely and never forget, loyalty is everything... Meanwhile as the stables battle it out, there's trouble brewing at the university. Be careful, if you don't pick a side you may get caught in the cross-fire...
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Hudson nodded - knowing now wasn't the time to be cocky. Athletics wasn't somewhere he thrived during school, leaving that for the jocks. "I mean, all I know is that it's more for the ladies." He shrugged his shoulders - thankful he had at least watched a few videos on YouTube about what he was getting himself into.
His eyebrows raised when Diana commented about being able to look at her. "No, no. That's not polite. I was more watching to see what we were starting off with." He hadn't been called out like that before - though he was far from being creepy. "You weren't looking at me, were you?" Hudson was already in a relationship with work - leaving him little time for a romantic companion. "Ah, I thought maybe you taught Yoga. Do you do it for fun then?" The dark haired man was thankful for the change of topic - moving on to stretching his lower back now. It seemed to be stiffer than his legs, mostly because he did a lot of sitting.
He continued on as the blonde thought about her answer. Hudson felt the stretch pull through his spine - leaving him wonder if that's why Everett was working so much on his back. "That makes sense. You use your core for balance I think?" The dark haired man was coming to the realization that he needed to start taking better care of himself. Walking around during showings wasn't exactly enough. "Hey, I'm not saying it's boring. I just know other people do." He tried his best not to judge anything before he tried it.
Starting to focus on the sun salutation, he followed the lead - pressing his feet into the mat and folded himself over. "So you do know who I am. I figured around here my family is pretty well known, though not everyone pays attention to real estate around here." He chuckled before starting to focus on his breathing.
"London is a huge change. Do you enjoy it here better? I was born here and stayed here for my license, though I did have to go up to London to do the testing and some paperwork." It was a hustle and bustle city, though his parents were getting older and enjoyed that most people in town knew who they were.
“Is that true though?” Hudson knew some people were clumsy and yoga seemed like something complicated from what he could tell. The only real exercise he got was when he walked around a property with clients, but Everett had advised that wasn’t enough. “Nice to meet you too.” His eyes wandered to other parts of the gym as Diana stretched. He was told as a teen that it was rude to stare - especially at a woman that he barely knew. “You aren’t a teacher are you?” Granted, several jobs involved sitting and paperwork.
He took the cue quickly and continued stretching. The dark-haired man realized that his calves were particularly tense - starting to stretch them as well. “Can I ask why? It seems something complicated yet boring in a way.” Hudson didn’t want to admit he thought it was geared towards women - though there had to be men that did it too, right? “Honestly, that would be nice. I do have a showing tomorrow and it’s an acreage, so I’d like to walk tomorrow.” It would have been anywhere else, the conversation about not walking would have been considered awkward.
Hudson nodded and got onto the mat. He glanced at Diane and followed her lead, having no idea what he was in for. “Alright, saluting the sun. Sounds good.” He put his hands together and lifted them towards the sky. “Yeah, I was born and raised here. What about you?”
"That would be great thanks. I've never done this in my life." His mother on the other hand did it almost religiously. She usually went on and on about it helped her relax. Hudson had also gone to see Everett, who said he needed to stretch more after sitting on a chair at work all day.
He blinked up at the blonde woman, quickly sitting up on his mat. "And I'm Hudson, I apricate this." As soon as he realized she was standing as well, he almost scrambled up on his feet. "Let's just say my chiropractor and my mother decided I needed to stretch more. My job, which is basically my life requires me to sit at a desk all day." Or on the couch, but he didn't want to mention that.
Hudson began rolling his shoulders, hearing them crack softly during the movement. "What about you? Have you been doing yoga long?" He knew it was quite popular during his social media scrolling sessions, but it wasn't something that had been suggested to him until now. After rolling his shoulders for a few moments, he did the same with his ankles. "Feel free to kick my butt, I feel like I need it at this point." He hated to admit it, but work was always on his mind.
Hudson had just finished the Cross-Fit class, using his sweat towel to wipe the sweat from his forehead. His cardio for the day was done, but he still needed to stretch. After a few adjustments with Everett, the chiropractor suggested he needed to do yoga as he spent too much time sitting at the Real Estate office.
As he had no idea what he was doing, he rolled out a yoga mat on the floor and laid down on it. He felt silly, though if it helped - he would do it. Just laying on the mat felt nice, even closing his eyes briefly - opening them once he heard footsteps approach and stop next to his mat.
His dark eyes flickered, noticing a blonde woman standing over him. "Hi, sorry. You don't happen to know any yoga do you? Someone suggested it to me but I have no idea where to start." He scrambled around, now sitting up - feeling less dumb than he was before. It would be an adventure learning something new, but he was up for it. Hudson quickly realized that he was assuming because she was a woman that she knew about yoga - it was too late to take the question back now.
identifying features• short black hair, dark olive skin, chocolate brown eyes - he stands 5'11''. Hudson often wears business clothes - rarely wearing any sort of athletic wear. He keeps himself clean shaven - as he showers once daily he also never has a speck of dirt on him.
the personality
likes • modern interior designs, a clean home (weather it be his own home or a place he is showing for a client), modern technology (he's always glued to his phone), having a late night drink and being on top of the housing market in town.
dislikes • dirt, being outdoors, his house not being tidy, the countryside and driving in the country.
strengths • people person and selling homes.
weaknesses • baked goods and a strong cup of coffee
dreams • getting married and starting a family of his own.
fears • not being able to work anymore - even the mention of retirement scares him.
overall personality • Hudson is a workaholic, he always has his nose on his phone screen, which has resulted in him running into people walking by by accident. He is a people person, and can be very chatty - though don't bother him when he's working. Hudson's family means the world t0 him - he'd jump whenever they are in trouble. He typically happy, learning to be optimistic in all situations. People also have called him a tech geek - given how much he's on his laptop or phone.
the history
father • Carmelo Easton, 57, real estate agent
mother • Jasmina Easton, 53, receptionist
siblings • brother named Julio.
important people • just his family.
hometown • Hickstead, UK.
overall history • Carmelo and Jasmina almost became first time parents before Hudson was born - though Jasmina had miscarriage. The couple were devastated - taking them awhile before they wanted to try again. About two years later, by accident, they found out they were pregnant. Carmelo basically wrapped Jasmina in bubble wrap - to make sure they didn't lose this baby either. Nine months later, Hudson was born. He was truly a bundle of joy, Carmelo being extra excited they had a son.
His childhood was happy, spending his school holidays in Brazil with his grandparents and learning new things every day. His obsession with construction came from a young age, always enjoying glancing at the latest edition of Architectural Digest to see what the latest home trends were. Jasmina fell pregnant again, after Carmelo's parents bribed her with money to give them a second grandchild to take over the real estate office - in case something happened to Hudson. At first, Hudson was mad about having another sibling, but realized quickly after his birth that he would be the best older brother. Hudson showed Julio the ropes on being a kid, helping him explore Hickstead during their free time.
After graduating school, he threw himself into studying once more - getting his Bachelor degree in Business and started in the family real estate business. With Carmelo reaching retirement age, Hudson is being trained to take over once his father retires.
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