Barry made his way through the thickening vegetation, keeping his eyes open for the gravel road at his left, that led to the bridge. He cautiously kept the speed limit, even though the car could go as fast as 189 km/h. He wanted to get to his love as quickly as he can, but he also didn't want to avert too much attention his way. He did just commit grand theft auto. He didn't want to risk going to jail just yet. That way he may never see Mary-Beth ever again. He would feel even more trapped, knowing that factor. The cold enveloping bars, wouldn't even been as much as an encumbrance. He felt deep in his heart, that he needed Mary-Beth, as much as Mary-Beth needed him, he felt. She just didn't understand how badly she did initially need him as well.

As per Ramonl's orders, Barry witnessed the gravel roadway that was about 15 kilometers up the forest highway.  He took a hard turn left and continued on. Sunlight peered it's way through the leaves on the trees, and made them appear almost a luminous green. The leaves of the maple trees, a luminous red. He also noticed Birch, Popular, and other various deciduous trees. Barry could smell the redulent scents of cedar, maple, and the fragrant flowers that bloomed about.  The songs of the woods danced about in the air. They made an eerily beautiful orchestra. The birds chirped, as the bees buzzed about. Squirrels chattered, as the wind brushed through the many greens and reds. Woodpeckers knocked against solid wood, as tiny woodland creatures could be heard jumping from branch to branch.

Barry kept the convertible at a slow and steady pace, as he crept into the denser parts of the forest. He eventually made his way to the bridge, which arched it way over a glistening rivulet. As the stream crept up farther he could see a slightly bigger creek, which then kissed it's way against an even bigger pond. Barry took the Eldorado to a stop just past the bridge, and close to the calming pool of water. He got out and sat on the hood. He grabbed his sub sandwich, and his water and gave himself a quick break to eat.

The sandwich wasn't the best quality, but it dissipated his hunger pangs. The water was still chilled, and it soothed his throat as it made its way down his esophagus. Barry then grabbed his bag of chips, and ripped it open. The faint smell of cheesy tortilla shells permeated through the air. He grabbed a handful, and stuffed a few in his mouth. This happened after a few more handfuls, before Barry sucked the chalky orange residue off his masculine fingers. He took another long sip of the water, and hopped off the hood of the car. He rolled up the bag of Doritos so any remaining morsels of chips, wouldn't fall out, or quickly grow stale. He tossed the bag onto the passenger seat, then took notice of what else sat there beside him. Barry became quite astonished that he never realized it at first, his mind was definitely elsewhere.

The owner of this car must of been a baseball player. Beside Barry on the passenger seat was a bat, mitt and ball. The bat looked expensive, made of a solid metal. Barry grabbed the bat in one hand, his other firmly latched to the steering wheel. He felt the cumbrous weight of the bat as he slowly swung his hand in a u shape. Suddenly a loud caw could be heard, followed by another one. Two crows landed on the front of the convertible. There dark eyes gleamed back as they twisted their heads around in wonder. One landed on the bat, and made another husky squawking noise. It walked with its talons firmly wrapped around the bat, down the base. The crow cawed once more then flew off the bat. Barry tossed the bat back onto the seat, and the crow's flew off. He then brought back all his focus onto the road up ahead. He didn't try and question what has just happened. A peculiar thing, but he also understood nature could sometimes be rather unpredictable.

As Barry kept driving towards his destination, memories etched their way back into his mind. They were fond memories, that he kept tightly locked away in his heart. Him and Mary-Beth were strolling hand and hand on a beach at dusk. She looked up at him, and gave him that playful smile. With her short legs, and his tall limbs they stood almost a foot apart. The spark emitted, the fire burned, it became nothing but an uncontrollable urge. They were both starving. The lust overpowered them. They began to tame it with deep kisses. The rain started to fall. It wasn't long before it poured down from the darkened night sky menacingly. Barry and Mary-Beth ran through the thickening downpour, to find shelter. Eventually they came across an old tool shed. It didn't have  door, but would just have to do, as the water seemed to pour out more and more violently as each second went by.

The young couple held each other for warmth, their wet clothes plastering to each other. Their hearts drummed against each other, still feeling the passion from before. A loud crack echoed through the sky above. A moment later that crack was followed by flashing white light. More thunder sent blasts in the air. Just as more lighting rippled it's way down the onyx sky. It wasn't long before Mary-Beth's alluring eyes met Barry's brown ones. A thirst for pleasure could be felt in the atmosphere. Barry ripped her clothes off, hindering them unwearable. His teeth found her neck, making her gasp for more. That night they made love for the first time. They had slept together of course, but never truly made love.

Barry had to put a lid on the now incoming memory. It gave him a sudden urge of arousal, and may lead to an unnecessary distraction. He tried his best to focus on the road, pushing the thoughts of Mary-Beth to the side. He found it a little difficult as he felt her just as beautiful naked, as she was clothed. Even more so, as a matter of fact. He loved every crevice of her, every dimple, every blemish. To him, Mary-Beth was like a beautiful painting. One that people would come to see, just to be awed by the masterpiece. Barry cleared his thoughts, but it did take some effort. He continued driving the Eldorado through the now diminishing woodlands. His heart started to thump ever so slightly. A smile crept on his face in satisfaction. He would be there soon. Soon my love he thought to himself, very soon