This actually happened to a colleague on my department, but I am telling the story from the first person perspective so it won't sound so much like a ...police report.*****My name is Detective Sergeant Jake Peterman. I have been a member of the Metro Police Department for 22 years. I am married to Sally Peterman, and we have one daughter, Kelli who is nineteen years old. We live in a large Metropolitan city in the Mid-West. For the last 10 years, I have served on the elite Felony Apprehension. I’ll play your game.’ We talked of other things: our plans for the weekend, for her next trip, her kids, my divorce. Then the conversation ended. That night in Hempstead were hell! ‘Joe, listen to this!’ Barbara said soon after I called her the next night. A new voice came over the phone. ‘Hi, Barbara, it’s Walter. I’m sorry I didn’t catch you at home. Look, I’d love to spend some time with you Thursday or Friday, whenever you’re not busy. I can’t get the memory of how you felt when I. Jake collapsed back smiling. Nate was streaming his frustration at being stuck in class and now begging to visit his friend as the MILF went about picking up while the boys grabbed some towels from a stack by the open-air shower next to the pool and started towards the door. Just as they had fetched their things a figure appeared walking out onto the deck. Nate bolted forward at the arrival of the new person who was immediately set upon by the boys. The three kids all rushing up and hugging. She was my advisor, my confidant, but most of all she was my friend, and today I broke her heart. The prom was winding down and I made a stupid mistake one that has plagued me for the past five years, I met up with my ex-girl friend and danced the last dance with her. after the prom we got back onto the buses and left to go home. the whole ride back she would not look at me nor speak to me. when I got back I drove her home and still she would not look at me or say anything. High school ended.