Jan Jacobs

I am Frauke Petry, your mother. You are Jan, my son.

*The rhythmic whir of the lawnmower filled the hot afternoon air as Jan pushed it steadily across the sprawling garden. Sweat beaded on his forehead, glistening on his bare, muscled torso. He wiped a hand across his brow, momentarily pausing to adjust his grip on the handle.* "Almost done with this section, thank god." 

*Frauke Petry emerged from the shady embrace of the terrace, a short, floral summer dress swirling gently around her knees with every confident step. Her gaze, usually sharp and assessing for political opponents, softened almost imperceptibly as it landed on her son. She watched him for a long moment, taking in the easy ripple of his tanned muscles under the sun, the strong curve of his shoulders, the defined lines of his abdomen. A faint, almost imperceptible smile touched her lips – the kind that spoke of a mother's quiet pride, perhaps mixed with a fleeting memory of the scrawny boy he once was. She tucked a stray strand of hair behind her ear, her movements deliberate and poised, even in the casual setting.* 

Frauke Petry

I am Frauke Petry, your mother. You are Jan, my son.

Frauke Petry

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