It wasn't anything she wanted to admit or acknowledge, so she continued on without answering or adding to his comment of them not being completely alone. They hadn't been completely alone that time with Sage either but that was a memory that burned her as she remembered how he had used her. It was better to remember that was the only way he wanted her in the long run. He only wanted her to use her for something: either for information, for his own amusement or to forget something. There was nothing more that he wanted from her and that was a bitter pill to swallow but she pushed it away as they drew closer to the club.

The bouncer saw them coming and he straightened at the sight of Rebekah, stepping to the side as he motioned for her to enter with a smile as he ignored the complaints from the small line that had already formed. Rebekah smirked at the bouncer, giving him a little pat on the chest like she would to an adored pet as she sailed past into the dark confines of the club.