"No its fine." she smiled and took another shot of whiskey. She shook her head, and bowed her head. She got to her feet and straightened her cleavage. "It was nice to have met a fine young lad like yourself." she said kindly, and she curtsey'd. "I must be off." she said and left, leaving her elegant golden fan, and her purse on the bar. She walked towards her horse.
As night came, Becca rode to the Hotel. She rubbed her eyes and walked in, with a bag. She walked to the front desk.
"I would like a room please." she stated
"Sorry ma'am, we have no rooms ready now." the man at the front said,
"excuse me, now where am I supposed to sleep?" she asked.
"I dont know ma'am, but you cant stay here. we have no room."
"I demand to speak to a manager."
"I am the manager."
She slammed her fists onto the desk, and glared at him angrily, and the two conitinued to argue.
Matt sat at his table in the saloon, watching to the man opposite him. He had marked the heavy shoulders and low slung gun belt on his way in and guessed the man to be a bravado who wouldn't back down. Ordering a whiskey from the barman, he had offered one to the brute, who's name was Will, and now they were deeply embroiled in a drinking game. Around the table others sat watching as Will downed his whiskey. Matt lifted his glass in slightly trembling fingers and downed it, his eyes bloodshot.
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Roy came down stairs to see what the fuss was about. "Mrs. Oreilly, how nice to see you." he said descending the stairs. He came to a stop at her side. He owed his head since he didn't have his hat on. "what seems to be the matter?"
"This stubborn lad, will not give me a room." she stated.
"Miss there are no rooms left!" the man shouted back. Becca gave him a hard glare.
"Hmph." she groaned and looked at Roy. "I just need sleep." she whispered.
She put her hair into a braid, and walked to her bed. She layed down, squirting the pillow with perfume, so her hair smelled nice in the morning, and dozed off.
The roaster sounded early, from a farm not to far away. Becca slowly opened her eyes, the sun was just rising. Her stomach growled. She sat up brushing the loose strands out of her face, and stood to her feet. She moved to the window and gazed out the window, with a smile on her face.