Rich threw a few more things around the room in his anger. Right now, he didn't give a shit. It prevented him from giving into his real impulse and that was hurting Diane. She was so stupid! He was sure whatever happened between her and Martin had been her fault. Diane had to have started it. Martin knew how important public image was. You could the best actor in the world but if people thought you were a giant asshole, they wouldn't go see your movies. Why spend hard earned on money on that?!<br/><br/>Diane was quiet as she watched Rich trash the hotel room. Yelling and throwing curses at her as he did. She quickly realized it was better that way. Although everything Rich threw, made her scared. Like he was going to throw something at her. She hoped Martin got back soon.<br/><br/>-------------------------------<br/><br/>Martin had no idea what was going in his hotel room. All he knew was two things. One was that he and Diane had to get on the same page. They were in this together and he would apologize. He hadn't meant to hit her, she just pushed him too far. Babies could wait a few years. They would need to come up with a story about what happened before Rich saw her.<br/><br/>The other thing he knew was that Pierre had to be a one time thing. Giving into his impulses was wrong. He could get caught again and the next time it might not be just Rich who found out. No, he worked too hard to get where he was to let some hot Frenchman ruin it. At least he'd have a good memory of Paris from it.<br/><br/>When Martin came to his floor, he had no idea what was going on in his room. He saw an older chambermaid leaving from the corner of his eye but thought nothing of her. Just a hotel employee, she didn't mean anything to him. He opened the door and frowned when he stepped on the broken glass of what had been lamp.<br/><br/>"What's going-?"<br/><br/>He said, closing the door. He had already forgotten about the maid when he saw Rich's pissed face and Diane's terrified one. She was relieved to see him and Martin realized he had hit her harder then he should have.<br/><br/>"Rich, I-"<br/><br/>Martin started to say and Rich glared at him.<br/><br/>"Don't bother. Thanks to you, we now have a giant cluster fuck."<br/><br/>Rich lit a cigarette and it did very little to calm his nerves. Gone was the good mood he had had leaving the Italian goddess. Now, he had to figure out how to fix this mess.<br/><br/>"Both of you just be quiet, I have to think."<br/><br/>He told them both as he tried to calm down. Being angry would not allow his mind to figure out the best way to move forward in this.<br/><br/>-------------------------------<br/><br/>Paul braced himself for how Colette would react. He didn't share that part of himself very often. A large part was because it was looked down upon and people changed how they viewed him. He could see Colette was shocked and disappointed. He had been right when he told himself she didn't want to just be friends. At least knowing would keep him from disappointing her more in that respect.<br/><br/>Paul walked over and saw down next to her on the bed. He smiled that despite finding out what his secret was, she wanted to help.<br/><br/>~"If you want, but only if you can be very careful. I don't want you to get hurt."~<br/><br/>He truly meant that, Paul might not be interested in Colette in a romantic sense, but he did care about her as a friend.<br/><br/>-------------------------------<br/><br/>Shane smiled at Marie, and kissed the back of her hand in a gentlemanly way.<br/><br/>"Thank you, you look lovely."<br/><br/>She obviously looked very matronly but she still looked nice. To any one in the restaurant, it would seem like the man was being nice to take an older female member of his family out to dinner. He offered her his arm and replied.<br/><br/>"Good food matters more then fanciness."<br/><br/>If Shane went to out eat, he put more importance on tastiness on the food, not how fancy a place is.<br/><br/>"Have you known the owners a long time?"<br/><br/>He asked as they were lead to a table and being a gentleman, Shane pulled out the chair for Marie, before taking his own seat.