Aaron loved this bar, it was packed with enough people that he could lost himself in the crowd, but not so crowded that it was uncomfortable.  The band played at a reasonable level, and people enjoyed the dance floor and multitudes of comfortable booths to sit at.<br/><br/>Normally Aaron came with a group of friends, but tonight he had wanted to be alone and anonymous, known only by his friend working the bar, so he hadn’t bothered inviting any of his friends out.<br/><br/>A drink was put down in front of him and Aaron looked up from his almost empty glass.  Standing in front of him was a woman a couple of years older than he was by the looks of it.  They had a grin on their face as they took the seat opposite him, leaning forward across the table between them and pushing the glass closer to him.<br/><br/>“I noticed your glass was almost empty, so I thought I might get you another one.”  The woman told him, “Mind if I join you?”<br/><br/>“I don’t want company or another drink.  I’m sorry.”  Aaron glanced over at the bar trying to catch his friends attention but it seemed she was too busy with customers.  He sighed softly, “I’m just here to enjoy the band.  Please leave.”<br/><br/>“No one comes out on a Friday night alone not looking to pull.”  The woman stated, “Come on, I promise I can be exactly what you need tonight.”<br/><br/>“I don’t need anything.”  Aaron grit out, cursing his decision to come alone, at least if he had had a friend with him they could have helped get rid of the unwanted attention.  “I have a friend joining me soon so I didn’t come out alone.  Go away.”<br/><br/>The woman laughed softly, “You came alone, I heard you talking to the bar tender, you’re not expecting any company tonight.”<br/><br/>Aaron was about to get up and leave, ready to go home now that his mood had been ruined, “If you’ll excuse me I’m going home.”