Susan suggests you go look for Emma

Just when you think you're making some good progress flirting with Susan, she suggests you two go look for "your girlfriend." Maybe that's her way of saying you're taking things too far.

You agree to look for Emma and the two of you push your way through the crowded bar. There's no sign of Emma in the back room, nor in the bathroom, which Susan checks.

"She has to be here somewhere," Susan insists, "I know she didn't leave through the front."

You get to an emergency exit that's at the end of a maze-like dark hallway at the rear of the bar that goes into a back alley. "Maybe she went out the back."

"Why would she do that?" Susan says, genuinely confused.

You have an idea of what could bring your girlfriend into an alley though. Before you could suggest that maybe the two of you could go back to the bar and wait for Emma there, Susan pushes the back door open.