What do you want to do?” I asked her.“Well, there’s nothing we can do I guess except wait for the elevator to be fixed,” she replied.“That�...s not exactly what I meant,” I said taking a step toward her.“I know what you are thinking and it’s not happening,” she said. “You have a girlfriend and I’m kind of seeing someone right now too.”As I stepped closer to her I said, “I know, but I kind of figure what happens in broke down elevators is kind of “off the record”. “Kind of like the phrase what. "Because the TV show showed a policeman shooting a guy for being bad." Chrissy said."TV and real life are two completely different things. All we want to do is ask your daddy some information." Reno explained.Chrissy inched a little closer. Her curiosity was getting the better of her. "Do you get to carry a gun?" Chrissy asked. "Yes we carry one, but only use it if we have to."Just then there was a loud scream coming from Cindy and Bill's bedroom. Reno pulled out his gun."Dan you stay here and. So elegant! It makes me feel like a lady." Cynthia, it was supposed to make you feel like a lady because you are a lady! Now what can I do for you?" he asked."Sir, may I be sworn in? As a witness?" Then with a little smile she added, "And, sir, everyone — all my friends — call me Cindy. I hope you will, too."Callaway looked into her large and brilliant green eyes and saw the same goodness, purity and innocence he had seen in the other children's — along with the same intelligence. He asked,. It would be an understatement to say that Lorin was happy the rest ofthe day. Even though he saw Penny during his afternoon classes, hedid not talk to her. He felt very aware of her presence and what shewas doing. He was fearful of ending the magic feeling that he had: nomatter what else might ever happen, there was an afternoon in hislife when Penny wanted to go out on a date with him.That night after doing his homework Lorin took out his diary andwrote:Dear Barbie:I had the courage to ask.