Clasping the towel firmly around her, Jemma followed the girl back into the bedroom, still intrigued as to how the doors worked.
Laying on the bed was a large white robe, the type you get in health spas and expensive hotels. Holding it up, the girl indicated that Jemma should put it on. Feeding one arm then the other into the sleeves, Jemma wrapped the robe around her, fastening the tie belt securely before pulling the towel out from underneath, careful not to expose any more of her body than necessary.
Okay it was a ridiculous gesture considering the other girls fingers had been all over her body just a moment before, but Jemma still felt uncomfortable at the thought of just baring everything. She just didn't have that kind of exhibitionist streak, never had.
Holding out her small hand, the girl took the towel from her and dropped it into a small hatch that once again magically appeared in the wall beside the bed as she approached. Jemma felt a bit like someone had dropped her into a Harry Potter novel, doors that appeared by magic then vanished again, seemingly with no visible trigger or handle, rooms with no lights or plug sockets. Of course she knew it wasn't really magic but it still intrigued her and frustrated her in equal measure. Why could the girl do these things and she couldn't? Bloody men and their bloody gadgets!
Following the girl through the door she'd initially appeared at, Jemma wasn't surprised to find herself in a long, white hallway, framed at each end by windows that covered the whole wall at each end, from floor to ceiling. A little further on, another secret door opened and, walking through, Jemma found herself in yet another large white room, one wall made of glass as in her bedroom. In the centre of the room were two plump, white cushions placed before a low, white table.
He sure takes the minimalistic look to extremes, Jemma thought as she sat warily on one of the cushions, everything white, the rooms sparsely furnished with little decoration apart from the randomly placed seascapes. It should have felt cold, clinical even, but for some reason Jemma found it comforting. The full length glass walls let in a warm stream of sunlight and the sheer emptiness of the rooms gave her a feeling of security, they were like a blank canvas waiting for inspiration.