Was he still looking at him? This was frustrating. Adi chanced a look back at the man, his eyes staying on him for a moment as he waited patient a bit longer for the rest of the whores to join him, glancing slightly over at Zara at her comment, opening his mouth to point out that it was a bit rude, before River spoke.<br/><br/>Adi's eyes immediately snapped back to the man as his words made it clear he was dismissing him, his jaw clenching a bit. It'd have been one thing if someone else had simply been chosen over him, but to be dismissed entirely even before anyone else showed up... Adi<em>wasn't</em>shy, and he considered arguing with the man for a moment, but he knew he was on thin ice as it was. Arguing with him wouldn't make him change his mind, and it might get him kicked out a lot sooner.<br/><br/>"I'll just be out of your way then,<em>thank you,</em>" Adi said, his voice having just a little bit of an edge to it as he abruptly turned to leave. As bad as Zara's day had been for being turned down a few times, Adi had been getting turned down day after day now, for weeks, and while on one level it was something of a relief, on another it was getting incredibly frustrating, especially the more he considered he was probably very close to losing his job.