Barry was inside for life. He wasn’t going to see the prison walls from the outside in this lifetime. Rumours have it he’s killed some men, some U...derworld related figures from the 80’s. He was in his late 50’s, a big man, not overweight but fit, would get up every morning to exercise, I guess that is where I picked up the habit. In here he was respected by not only the inmates but also the officers including the warden.When I first met Barry, he didn’t introduce himself to me. He said a. "Look after yourself Dad, I can't afford to lose you aswell." You've got no worries on that score." I told himPhoebe got in on the act; she came up and took both my hands in hers. "What David means is that we know mum's death has hit you harder than you're letting on. I wish you weren't living so far away, all on your own." I'm not on my own; I've got Bonnie to keep me company." Dad, you know what I mean. Promise me you'll consider moving back here. I'd feel a lot happier having you around and. ..I don't know what to do...I mean...I'll do anything but, but I've never even gone down on a guy. What if I do it wrong?" He laughs softly. "Sarah, I'm sure that nature will take over and you'll do just fine. As sexy as you are, I'm certain it won't take much to get him...relieved." You take a few timid steps toward him and look up at him sheepishly, innocently. "Coach...would you...would you..." "Don't worry, sweetheart, I'd never say anything to anyone," he says reassuringly. "No,. Thanks for leaving The Hunger Games out last night by the way. I had planned to read it before my unfortunate deadening." Regan grabbed the book and set it on the table, a closed literary Classic. As she looked on I waved my "Hand" over the book and slowly phased it through until it came to the back cover. "I'm giddy with suspense." Regan said with an air of sarcasm. She watched as a smattering of words began to flow up my hand, into my arm then into my head. "It's some kind of Tactile learning.