A police car followed Heidi home after she left the high school, and remained outside her house. She went inside, took a bath, and collapsed into bed. But, even though she was exhausted from the day's stressful events, she couldn't sleep. She laid there, trying to figure who could hate her enough to want to do all these terrible things to her. Try as she would, she couldn't come up with a name.
The attitude of the police was starting to bug her. Sometimes, when Sergeant Tyler questioned her, it seemed to Heidi the detective believed she knew who was behind all this, and why, but wasn't telling. Heidi didn't understand the detective's attitude. If she had even the faintest idea who the sick person was, she'd have told the police in a minute.
Milt Bingham was making his usual end of the school day tour of the building. The tour was a habit he'd gotten into shortly after he came to Jamestown High. When he left the school building in the late afternoon, he liked knowing it was empty and secure. He approached the gym area, checked the men's locker room first, then he walked across the gym to the women's locker room and opened the door.
While Milt was inspecting other areas of the school building, Debbie Dickinson had entered the female gym teacher's office. She wanted to see the teacher, Rachel Conyers, very much.
Miss Conyers looked up when Debbie entered the office and shut the door, then locked it.
"Hi, Miss Conyers," Debbie said softly. "I...I thought I'd stop in for a minute. You don't mind, do you?"
Smiling warmly, Miss Conyers stood up, walked to her office door, and pulled down the shade over the window in the door. She turned, smiled at the petite, but full-bodied brunette girl, then she pulled her into her arms. "You know I don't mind, darling," she said before she covered Debbie's mouth with hers.
When the kiss ended, the coach began undoing the buttons down the front of Debbie's blouse while the teenager trembled with anticipation.
Milt, meanwhile, had entered the women's locker room. He looked around. The locker room was empty and Miss Conyers' door was closed. He saw that the shade was drawn, but it looked like the light in the office was on. Thinking Miss Conyers was still in her office, he walked across the empty locker room, toward the office. As he neared the office door, he heard sounds he realized were moans. Milt started walking a little faster.