She left the hotel and went back home

Jayne laughed, her heart was racing, she heard her phone beep but leaned over until her mouth was as close to his as it could be without touching it.

"Why don't you elaborate more in private?" She asked, stared into his eyes and then leaned back.

He hesitated only a second before he turned and asked for the check, paying for their drinks; he stood, he was tall, and he helped Jayne to her feet, as they walked through the bar and away from the entrance to the hotel entrance, she felt him hold her elbow. She heard her phone once again as Tex led her to the bank of elevators, he pressed the call button and then let his hand rest on the small of her back as they waited. Jayne shivered and tried to calm herself down, as the elevator arrived, she heard her phone again and looked down at her bag, Tex stepped into the elevator and he held the door open for Jayne.

"No thank you, I'm going to head home." Jayne said as she reached for her phone.

"Have a good night." Tex replied as he stepped back and the doors started to close.

Jayne turned and walked towards the exit, as she made her way across the atrium, she saw the same blonde-haired girl who was stood behind the desk next, and she smiled as Jayne walked past her.

"Have a nice night." The hostess said.

"Thanks. Goodnight." Jayne replied.

Outside the hotel, Jayne reached into her bag and brought out her phone, she saw messages from Mark and quickly replied to them, she was still stood outside waiting for her car.

"Excuse me Miss." She heard from behind her.

Jayne turned around, walking up to her was the blonde-haired girl from the bar.

"Hi." She said as she walked up to Jayne.

"Did I forget something?" Jayne asked. She noticed the girl had green eyes.

"No, no. Nothing like that." The girl replied.

She was shorter than Jayne, about 5'3" Jayne thought, and she had noticed her hourglass figure as she walked towards her.

"Oh sorry, I thought that was why you were shouting for me." Jayne said, a little confused.

"No, it was that man that you left with. He's been here the last few nights, with different women." The girl explained.

"Oh." Jayne said and smiled and thought she heard a southern accent in the girl's voice.

"I saw you leave together and then I saw you not get in the elevator with him." She then said.

"Yes. Yes, I was going to go back to his room." Jayne admitted and felt her face go red.

"It's OK. It's none of my business. But I just wanted you to know we had some trouble with him and another woman two nights ago. He didn't seem nice, that's all." The blonde girl said.

"Oh OK. Thanks for telling me, he seemed charming and nice." Jayne added.

"You're welcome. Are you heading somewhere else now?" The girl asked.

"Just home. Waiting for a car." Jayne said and checked her phone.

"I hope he didn't spoil your night." She replied.

"Oh, it's fine. He paid for all the drinks." Jayne laughed.

"That's always good. Listen I finish soon and there's a bar around the block I go too if you wanted another drink. It's nothing like this, more of a dive bar, but they are used to me being all dressed up like this." The blonde said.

"Well, you do look like you should be drinking here than in a dive bar. It's a very pretty dress." Jayne commented.

"Thanks. You look great too, and after being here for hours I just want to go somewhere different." She replied.

"I'm sure." Jayne agreed.

"So, do you want a drink?" She asked.