Watching her approach through his rearview and then side view mirror, Diego was getting all sorts of red flags from Kat’s appearance. One, she was carrying her shoes.   Two, her makeup was a complete disaster.  Three, her eyes were red.  Finally, and most important of all, she was positively glowering, and with a face that seemed made to be taken seriously.  All together, Diego was starting to wonder if he should have just gone home.<br/><br/>When she reached the passenger side window and bent down to peer in, Diego could not help but notice that she was wearing a very low cut dress, and was certainly built for it, but managed to keep it professional and keep his gaze where it belonged.  “Yep, that’s me.  Kat, I take it?” He asked, but she was already putting her things in the backseat, and then to his total surprise, climbing into the front with him.<br/><br/>Keeping his eyes from looking at her stocking covered legs, not easy, Diego just started to speak when she barked out her question.  “Oh, uh, yeah, sure.”  He responded, quickly, turning to look over his left shoulder as he pulled out.  “So if you want a bottled water they are...uh...behind your seat.” He said, a little sheepishly since almost everyone with two or less people sat in the back.  “There are also mints in the center console, if you want them.”  Diego was not really one for giving things away, but he had gotten both things free from a friend who stocked shelves at a local supermarket, and he had found people enjoyed the amenities.<br/><br/>Once out into the street, Diego hit the button on his dashboard mounted phone to start the navigation to Kat’s destination before glancing over to his passenger.  Since people who sat up front were generally interested in talking, but Kat hadn’t said anything, Diego tried to think of something to say, and just blurted out the first thing that came to mind.<br/><br/>“So, looks like you either a really great night, or a really bad one.”