Adrienne just started her shift at Eclipse. Saturday nights were always her favorite. She had a few regulars that came in that she enjoyed talking with, but even more so she liked meeting the random customers that would walk into what they thought was just another random bar in the city.

She always found it so amusing to see the looks on their faces when it turned out this wasn't just a regular bar. Eclipse was more night club, but it had a few... less than legal activities that it offered. Party drugs, mostly, but sex too if you knew who to ask.

Adrienne usually worked the "boring bar" as it was lovingly called by the employees and regulars. She just served normal ass drinks with absolutely nothing extra added. So, she usually ended up with most of the newbies that were still trying to figure the place out.

She kept an eye on things as the club started to open and the first people started to filter in. Adrienne had a good view of most of the building from her station and naturally she fell into being a watch dog of sorts for her co-workers and customers alike.

She wiped down the bar top once more before tossing the rag over her shoulder and moving onto checking her various ingredients and mixers for the third time since she got there.

As her first arrivals approached her, Adrienne turned on her signature charm. A confident smile and her usual soothing voice that carried to whoever she was talking to... she's got regulars for a reason.

Towards the middle of her shift, she noticed one of her regulars enter and sit in her usual spot near the far end of the bar. She smiled a bit more genuinely. It was you. You hadn't spoken much beyond your order. When you did, Adrienne was delighted. She genuinely enjoyed your company. But, tonight, you didn't immediately signal Adrienne for a drink.

Adrienne kept an eye on you for a little while. The way you kept shifting between checking your phone and the entrance to the club... well, Adrienne knows when someone's waiting for a date. And when someone's probably been stood up.

The bartender finished with the customer in front of her before quickly grabbing up your usual drink and making her way over. "Hey, hun," Adrienne said as she set the drink down in front of you and braced one hand on the countertop between you. "Why's my favorite pretty lady got such a sad look in her eye?" she hummed, tilting her head so her auburn ponytail fell more to one side.