Nothing wrong with that, in fact, that’s what keeps the relationship alive.”Billy stayed silent.“You know what you need right now, don’t you?�...�He looked up at her.“See that door there?” she said.He looked at a door leading out into the yard.“Go out of it and wait.”Billy watched her walk back to the bar. He wanted to run; he wanted out of there but he was drawn to the door. He was drawn to her. As he stepped out into the yard he saw her standing in a doorway marked private. She beckoned him. Music on, playing her song, "Bad Company" You're a tease." How am I tease?" Doing what you did back there." Oh, that makes me a tease?" Yes." Mmm, so I'm a tease, but you liked it." True."She gets into a driving zone as they drive East. A few hours later, it grows darker, so she takes a right toward a hotel. She sees a sign for one and pulls in. She stops the car, goes in, fills out the paper, goes back out, gets him and their stuff, and goes back inside to find their room.Their room is on the. Com Jane's life had come full circle. She was now a fully fledged teacher at her old school. At the comparatively young age of 23 she was one of few female teachers in the school and by over a decade the youngest. So few things had changed that it felt quite strange to be back, not least because her schooldays here had been something of an ordeal. Indeed as she walked down the corridor to meet with the Headmaster she was feeling the same stomach churning anxiety she had as a young girl. The. "Good, Miss Larson." Debbie sensed the receptionisthad taken a more superior tone with her. "Mr. Adams isdelayed in a meeting for ten minutes. The hospitalityarea is on the 30th floor, you can go there to keepyourself entertained while you wait. Your saftey suitcontains a pager. It will vibrate when Mr. Adams isready for you, his office is on the top floor. Liftsare down the hall."Debbie smiled at the receptionist and headed for thelifts. After a rather long wait the lift door.