"That's a good question," she replied, ignoring his subtle teasing. What time was it? Dammit, she should've picked up a watch at that store.
"It feels pretty late, maybe three or four, but my judgement of time isn't great right now. It's been a long night, even before you showed up. It could be close to sunrise for all I know," she finally noticed the headlights, and stuck two fingers between her lips. With a loud whistle, the car began to slow.
"Wow, that actually worked,"
"I think they're open twenty four hours, though," she murmured, digging in her bag. She pulled out a pen - decorated with white cats - and a notebook, and hurriedly scribbled something in it.