Punching accept call and yelling into the phone so he could be heard over the loud music blaring from the clubs speakers. "Williams speaking!" He grunted an annoyance as they didn't seem to be able to hear him and fast walked toward the front door. This was a further trip then would be normally necessary since he had picked a table in the back corner of the club. "No, no it's Williams. Just give me a moment to get someplace quieter."<br/><br/>Outside he paced up and down the sidewalk as he listened to his subordinate describe a problem that he damn well already knew the solution too. After listening to the issue come out slowly and with many more apologizes then was necessary he simply solved the issue by asking the man what they should do next. Then after that asking the same question again and again until the issue was worked through.<br/><br/>Pushing his phone back into his pocket with a annoyed manor and muttering to himself. "Fucking bullshit." He hadn't always had calls like this. He hadn't always been management. He hadn't always been babysitting people of which many where older then he himself was. The pay and the fringe benefits where what had drawn him into accepting the position though and well most of the time Connor loved his new job it was times like this that pushed at his patience.<br/><br/>At the front door he put his hand under the UV light as the bouncer checked the stamp that had been placed there when he had entered the club. Back inside he made his way, working through the crowded club toward his table. Upon reaching it he saw that it had been taken well he was gone. More bad fucking luck. Looking around he didn't see any nearby tables that where open. He had noticed some open tables toward the front but knew that Hannah would be looking for him. Seeking out his approval in with who and how she was dancing.<br/><br/>Speaking of where is Hannah? From his spot where he had chosen to stand he looked out toward the dance floor looking for his girl. Annoyance still showed on his face from the call and the loss of the table. He didn't see her right away and started to worry that she hadn't followed his instructions.