Police officer – Sorry but I can’t do this. This is an offense, and I can’t leave a person who has committed a crime. This is against my values....You should have thought before doing this. I don’t have any issues with whom you have done it. It’s your life but doing it at a public place is certainly an offense.Police Officer – Even if it would have been your husband then also you would have been charged. On the terrace, anybody could have seen this and reported. Think about what my seniors would. I’m pretty sure I do. Let’s go upstairs to the room and I’ll see if I can open it.” With Beth leading the way, we went down the hall and up the stairs. I let her get a few paces ahead as we climber the staircase, so that the subtle swish-swish of her bottom beneath the choir robe was in my direct line of sight. We got to the room, and after the third key was tried, I was able to open the door. “I’ll just wait downstairs” I told her. “Come meet me back in the vesting sacristy when you’re done.”. In about thirty second the heavy door swung open, and there stood the night janitor, Tom Hawkins. “What can I do you for young lady,” he asked? “Please Mr. Hawkins, I left some papers in my locker, I just have to have them for a chemistry report that’s due tomorrow. Please can I go to my locker and get them, PLEASE!?!” He looked her over for a second, nodded his head and let her inside. “I got to go up to the second floor and work on a broken sink in the boys rest room,” he told her, “so I. "Well, I think that asking her to pay for the ticket is wrong. And I also think that you need to make sure that her parents know it is NOT a date, they might think she is too young to be dating. And if they have any concerns, have them talk to us. We expect you to be on your best behavior, even more so because it IS Jennifer, and we would require you to watch out for her before, during, and after the concert. She WILL be your responsibility, understood?" Completely. I'll make sure she is safe..