Cameron couldn't help but think back to Zara's response. She had taken his words entirely the wrong way but he could see why she might be upset. Yet it didn't matter much.<br/><br/>After all, he wasn't here at the Teahouse to make friends. No, on the contrary he was here on behalf of his friend and it was strictly professional in nature.<br/><br/>He shook his head, having stayed behind on the grass as Zara had stormed off. It didn't take him much time to lose his erection which he supposed was a good thing and he stood a few minutes later. It was time to get back in or else he might get scolded by the boss. Cameron seemed to be the only one who didn't call Ryan by a title. He didn't like calling anyone his master and that would never change, not if he had a choice in the matter. The white haired young man seemed to have missed the servant.<br/><br/>Of course the one he was referring to was the one who had been sent to gather the unoccupied male whores. But as fate would have it he entered the same exact room.<br/><br/>A bit late but then he had no idea that a customer was there. Or else he might have reacted differently. Cameron was just in time to witness the end scene.<br/><br/>Where some male whore was rushing off seemingly annoyed and Zara was there. A smirk came to his lips as he moved into the room and slung an arm around the woman's shoulders in a very casual gesture. "Still moping about not getting any customers, Zara? Don't worry, I'm sure this one will pick you up." Cameron teased, not being able to resist it. He let his emerald green eyes linger on River for a brief moment and then a smile flashed across his face. "Pick Zara here. She's really good at what she does."<br/><br/>He suggested with a twinkle in his eyes. "Her skills...well I'd say they're pretty good for a woman, if you're interested in that particular gender. But then, who isn't?" He said.<br/><br/>The man was probably straight anyway. It wouldn't hurt to play around, after all no lineup had been called. Cameron grinned at River, no sign of being shy.<br/><br/>None at all. But then, he wasn't trying to impress the customer, he was merely trying to amuse himself and others with his carefree attitude. And maybe Zara would get herself a lay, one that she apparently desperately needed. He grinned at the thought. Cameron was content with just playing around until he was chastised by Ryan. And so far that hadn't happened yet, it seemed he was quite lucky. Perhaps this life wouldn't be so bad after all until he had paid his friend's debt to the Teahouse and was released.