It turned out he worked in the admissions office, was married and a very nice guy. He even gave me a few tips and spots here and there and sometimes ...’d see him changing in the locker room.The locker room was huge with long aisles of lockers and a long corridor of showers at one end. I’d usually use the same area near the showers and Bruce usually was at the other end of the aisle of lockers in the same row.It wasn’t uncommon for us to be the only guys in the locker room and even when there. She’s across the room when I ask, ‘What did you want to talk to me about kiddo?’ She turns to find me still clad in my navy blue towel and smiles again. ‘Um…I was wondering if us hanging out was such a good idea.’ The smile fades and she studies the floor. ‘I could certainly think of worse ideas.’ I laugh. I start to walk towards her when she looks at me. She blushes as she meets my eyes. ‘I just think that given our history maybe being together like this might lead to something else.’ And I. I send out the scripts to those who are ready, but there are those who never read them. They don't believe in themselves or in me." The voice sounded sad as it spoke the last words."Haven't you shown yourself to anyone?" Chris asked puzzled."To what end? They don't believe in me, all I am is a story told to them to explain their scripts, I'm nothing but a legend." The library said."You can't be just a legend, how come I can see you ... well almost." Chris looked at the dark mist."I don't know -. When he nears the wagons they start moving. He reaches them and he climbs aboard.Long Spear is about to speak when Ed interrupts him with, “I find it’s easier to provide extra kills for the cats than have to fight them over the kills we want. In all of the hunts we’ve done this is the first time one has been silly enough to fight me over the animal. It was a young male, so it may not have had much sense or experience yet. The others knew to be worried about me, but they could tell I wasn’t.