"She stared at me, and crossed her arms. "Don't mention her name. I could kill her."I smiled. "Believe me, I understand that. She's been in my house e...ery day, three or four times a day, meddling in my life." Meddling is right," she snapped. She walked over and sat on the loveseat across from me. "Listen. I appreciate the thought. And I'm sorry for your loss." She smirked. "Ha, listen to me. Sorry for your loss. Crap."She leaned back. "We're doing fine. I don't need your help, I don't know you. Ms. Simpson, you have left a lasting impression on this school. For years to come new athletes will be told that nobody will ever be as good as you were. I will browse the internet looking for you next win. Do great things at you next school, I expect one day to hear Dr. Katherine Simpson on stage giving the graduation speech to new graduates."Wow, that's a lot to expect from a new graduate herself. But Mr. Townsend I will definitely try. Thanks for all the guidance you have tried to give me."I. Some small talk filled the next few minutes but there were so many interruptions by people trying to get to the table with all the booze on it that Kat decided we should move. We ended up in the living room that also had a lot of people it. There was some background music but no one was dancing, just standing or sitting around, talking and drinking. Some of them were talking very loudly and some were swaying a little, like they’d already had too much to drink. From one group that were talking. He was sent up for five years. He lost everything.I kept in touch with him as much as possible and told him I would always be his friend. If he was in need of anything when he got out to come see me. I would help him if I could.Jill and I had been married for about three years when she had her chance to meet Billy. We (Jill and I) were at a Denny's eating lunch when I turned around and saw a big black man sitting alone eating his lunch. He hadn't noticed me so I yelled at him, "Hey, you big.