Mastering Charlotte
I keep my face straight and opt for a discreet silence.
EIGHT YEARS AGO
From an overhanging branch of the oak, a sack, stuffed with straw, off-cuts of leather, old rags and who-know-what-else, swings slightly in the breeze. "It's not a proper punch-bag," says Chad, "but you can start with that and maybe when they see what you're doing, the school will pay for the real thing."
"Can you wrap my hands for me, please."
"Sure." Chad loops the elastic wrap over her left thumb, running it over the back of her hand. "You're getting really good you know."
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