"Oh yes, he looked very flustered." Max admitted. "I hardly see him like that." Kindly he nodded. "Just let him in Camie, he truly is a genuine person but he has his issues as every person does. He's extremely generous, not as grouchy as everyone immediately assumes because of his personality. Did you know he donates 1 million dollars every month to a whole bunch of foundations and only keeps $20,000 a day to himself compared to what he'd normally have without his donations?" Max laughed little crinkles by his eyes folding in. "Trust me Camie, he only has acquaintances. He even considers his mother an acquaintance, seriously. But, don't worry about it. He's just a very personal man, you should be proud that you're able to call him "Jett". He would rip my head off. Don't worry, driver #2 will be here and Jett will send someone to tow your car. Oh no worries sweets, I should let you get back. It's chilly. Sorry again!" he lifted his head as farewell before rolling back his window and grabbing his People magazine. He'd be here till midnight before his shift was over.
When Jett was done working off his anger it was already midnight. He curled on the side of the bed staring at the blank hotel walls. The two girls who he didn't even know their names were both curled on his left comfortably on the large bed, but not as large as his own bed. One was mumbling and one had a leg draped over his naked waist. Rolling over Jett stared at the ceiling breathing tiredly not wanting to stare at the used condom on the nightstand and a small but completely empty bottle of lubricant. The fact that he couldn't sleep at home in his own comfortable bed meant that he would never be able to sleep in the hotel bed, so he lifted his cover and moved her tall slender leg on the bed her heel still clasped on tightly to her foot. Getting up, he pulled on his briefs and ran a hand through his hair picking up his keys, putting on his jacket, leaving their souvenirs from the night before on the table. A special maid was made to clean his room specially in the hotel and re-stock his stash in the dresser. Quietly he put on his belt and slowly opened the door avoiding a creak and gently closing it. He strolled down the hallway yawning and made his way to his car. When he finally turned on his phone, he had too many messages to count, and two missed calls, one from his therapist and one from Max.
@ Jinxling
January 19th, 2015 at 06:04am