It wasn't frustration he felt. It was something heavier-โ helplessness, maybe. How was he supposed to help her fix this?
"Barrie!" The thought struck Denver suddenly.
Without hesitation, he turned and headed downstairs, pulling out his phone as he went.
"Marshall, hey. It's me. Are you with Barrie right now?"
When Denver got there, he found only Marshall and Barrie waiting.
Marshall gestured for him to take a seat. "What's going on?" he asked.
Barrie put his glass down and turned to Denver. "Marshall told me you needed me for something. What's up? If there's anything I can do, just say the word."
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