Football-Head-Fandom

It was a calm fourth of September late afternoon in Hillwood. Within Hillwood’s brownstone neighborhood was a huge marble house in the middle with the inscription “Shortman” on the golden door plate. Inside the dining hall was a couple consisting of a tall, well-built, blond-haired man with a football-shaped head, his short blond hair above the collar, a teal collared shirt, a red necktie, blue dress pants, and black leather shoes and a short, petite, black-haired woman with sky-blue-framed eyeglasses, neck-length black hair straightened and primped, a navy-blue blazer, a sky-blue dress shirt, a navy-blue office skirt, and midnight blue flat heel shoes. They were 36 going on 37-year-old Arnold Shortman and his 36-year-old wife Phoebe Heyerdahl Shortman. Arnold was a high-profile attorney and licensed psychologist renowned for his sharp conscientiousness and formidable sense of justice. He oversaw cases with unrelenting awareness of each situation and assessed them with analytical