Looking annoyed had not been his intention and if Cameron had known his inner feelings were showing outwardly he would have been ashamed of himself. Fortunately, the expression had only been present for the first few seconds and when he faced the potential client he showed no sign of reluctance or annoyance. After all, there was always the possibility that he<em>would</em>be chosen, however unlikely that might be. But of course he was not chosen again and an almost inaudible sigh left his lips as he moved away.<br/><br/>But he was faintly surprised that Rubee had known so much about him. He hadn't thought anyone paid that much attention to him other than that other whore whose name he had completely forgotten. Come to think of it, he hadn't seen her around lately and wondered if she was getting any business. He would have sought after Zara to see how she was doing had this client not asked for her but now he had no reason to see the lucky whore. Cameron dug his fingers into his palm as he continued to smile at the client.<br/><br/>He would remain polite and courteous to him because he was still a client. There was no need for Rubee to remind him of that, he knew quite well to uphold the Teahouse's reputation. Anel had caused such a disturbance earlier that Cameron was sure it had left a bad impression in front of the other guests. He had no intention to add to that. But still, remaining in the room after he had been dismissed so abruptly was a serious downer and now that the anger had passed, Cameron simply felt depressed about his situation.<br/><br/>As Rubee directed her attention at the other male in the room, Cameron started to turn around to walk out of the room. It was obvious he wasn't needed here any longer and there was no point in remaining here. But he stopped again when Rubee tilted her head in another direction, implying that she wanted to talk to him. What the hell, it wasn't as if he had anywhere he needed to go. He followed her out of the room, wondering what it was she wanted to talk to him about. He hoped it wasn't a lecture on how he needed clients.