We lay there a moment, entwined around each other, panting. Then I lifted my head to look at the room. Two broken lamps. One ripped pillowcase. One damaged headboard. Not bad ... Oh, shit. Was that a picture frame? Two picture frames. How the hell did we ...?I sighed."We'll snag the bill before Jeremy sees it," Clay said.I sighed louder."Bigger room, darling. Like I said, we need a bigger room."
In this scene, the characters are reflecting on their intimate moment and the resulting chaos in the room. As they lie entwined, the narrator notices the damage done, including broken lamps and a damaged headboard. The humor of the situation becomes apparent as they realize the extent of the mess, including broken picture frames, prompting a reaction of both surprise and concern.
Clay suggests that they should take care of the bill for the damages before someone named Jeremy sees it. The narrator expresses frustration, implying that perhaps they should have chosen a larger room to prevent such destruction. This exchange highlights the playful yet chaotic nature of their relationship, combining intimacy with the reality of the aftermath.
