Imagine what he’s going through.”Abby sighed and half joked, “What, I don’t even get a dinner, first?”Barb laughed, “Dinner would just pro...ong your thinking about it. The next time, we’ll do dinner, first.”“The next time?”The women left the master bedroom for the stairs. Abby was dressed in a pleated skirt to her knees with a white buttoned blouse. Barb was in slacks and a pull-over, open neck shirt. As agreed, Barb moved to sit next to Ty while Abby got drinks for them all, even if Barb. Yet, even as these thoughts completed their usualcourse, rounding through my head, I found my feetwalking. My hand moved itself upon the handle of myroom, which I had never had any "company" in. Thethought that I was nearly 30 and in fact had neverhad any "company" hit me smack in the face. I wassad, but I kept going, each step a journey in itself,my feet each hitting the un-vacuumed carpet, leavinga small "puff" of dust smoke behind as the foot waslifted up. Slowly, I reached the door, out of. ’ I had shut the motor down and picked up the poling pole and mounted the poling platform. Looking ahead I scanned the flat and thought I saw a fish working toward us. ‘I think there is a fish at eleven o’clock about a hundred yards out, got him?’ ‘NO, I don’t see him.’ ‘Do you see the dark spot from the shadow of a cloud at eleven?’ ‘Yes.’ ‘OK, he is just this side of it moving left to right, are you ready to cast?’ ‘I’m ready, I see it now. I see his tail and fin now.’ ‘I’m turning to the. He drooped over his mum sobbing. The doctor placed his hand over his shoulder and simply said 'I'm sorry son'.After about five minutes Brad stood up and looked the doctor dead in the eyes, 'where’s the driver that did this?'.The doctor said, he was caught and was in police custody. Brad sat their for hours, what was he to do now? He had no family, no one he could rely on. Brad was a loner he never really got on well with people and being so tall people always felt intimidated. Eventually a.