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. After all, we didn't have secrets between us and I didn't want to start developing bad habits.Brenda's face was a study as she focused on what I was telling her. Her eyes grew wide with amazement and her mouth dropped open as I told her about speaking with Charles and then taking to the air to 'fly the Road'."Wow! That is so awesome. I wish I could have dreams half as good as that," Brenda exclaimed.I coughed and nodded my head to one side, indicating to her that she should look round. Brenda. . CUNTSICLE and her awful daughter win Emma's ‘Awesome Achiever' award!" Abby told herself, cocking her beret at a jaunty angle. "Turn around, Abby, and SELL THOSE COOKIES!"Abby pivoted, her skirt flying up, and walked across the street toward the grinning construction workers. As she walked across the dirt yard, they stared at her sweetly bouncing breasts. Abby entered the garage, looked up into their dirty faces, and smiled. "Would you guys like to buy some Girl Scout cookies?"The taller guy. When we arrived, the parking lot was nearly deserted so we put on our sunglasses so we wouldn't be recognized if anyone came in. We then went in. There were 2 guys working there, one on the cash register, and the other appeared to be working stock. I think the guy at the register (he was a real sleaze ball) was the owner, he was telling the other guy what to do. The guy putting up stock was kinda cute, muscular, like he worked out and he had a nice smile. It was a big store, and Patti and.