He had lied to the security guard so he wouldn’t have to take the time to find a parking place, Rollie wasn’t with the police anymore. He’d resi...ned three months earlier due to his disgust with what he called the ‘Oh So Politically Correct Brass Hats’ running the St. Louis Police Department. Rollie knew it was possible that the real police would either be waiting for him or would look for him in the hospital. It didn’t matter to him, he had to get to his friend, Ted Crowe. Ted had retired from. I entered one of the stalls and did my business as quick as I could so that I would not be caught in traffic later on.After a while, I exited the stall to see the cleaner standing right in front of the stall door. She pushed me into the stall instantly as I was trying to get out. Panicked, I staggered behind and thumped on the toilet seat. I was lucky I did not hit my head during the stagger. The cleaner then rushed into the stall and quickly locked the door.The cleaner held me against the. Then the door handle turned and the door opened ... just a crack. Her father's face was looking through the crack. His five O'clock shadow hadn't been touched. She tried to see through the crack in the door."Daddy, I want to know what's going on in there, and I want to know right now!" It didn't occur to her that she sounded just like her mother.But Paul noticed it right away. "I can explain," he said. "Just a minute." He closed the door and then opened it all the way. He was tying the sash of. She smirked to herself as she discovered the wrapper from a condom shoved between a pile of books beneath the TV. No doubt a souvenir of an earlier evening of pleasure for a previous au pair. She flopped down on the sofa and wondered about Emma. Part of her understood how difficult it was for her at that time in life. She herself had wanted to do physical damage to her mother on several occasions. But Lauren also felt that Emma hadn't had much attention during her childhood, and maybe had few.