She gives him her number, and he tosses it in the trash before she's out of sight.
She was beautiful and younger than he was and seemed nice enough, perhaps a little too desperate. Still, he hadn't met Breezy yet.
Soy 'un hijo de la playa'
she resembles a lot his ex wife, not in face but in style, social class, ecc ecc
shareI thought she was a pro (call girl) and Holden had come to feel kind of pathetic for having been so desperate to have rented her. i.e., Buyer's Remorse
I know that the idea of (desperate middle-aged men) "paying for it" came up at least once in Holden's one-on-one chats with his friend Roger C. Carmel.
Not a call girl. She spoke of the shame when leaving a man's place in the next morning. Yeah, she did resemble his wife.
Though we can't be sure, I got the sense she was all shell, no substance - makeup, hair, clothes, but no personality.
She's meant to be a contrast with Breezy, who's (albeit Hollywood gorgeous) natural, but bursting with life and love.