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Hanging on the arm of an unmarried and desperate Lord was not something new to Reina. In fact, she'd done it many times before when a ball had been held at the glass castle and a lonely Lord required a date to take. She never particularly enjoyed it; she couldn't even enjoy the payment at the end of the night as most of it went to Madame Clarisse anyway. But this evening she'd pulled the short straw and been stuck with an unattractive and unkind man who strangely smelt like out-of-date poultry. But thankfully the ball was a masquerade so she didn't need to look at his face.
The mask she wore complimented her purple gown perfectly. It was decorated in purple and silver glitter in a symmetrical floral pattern, with silver lines around the eyes. The skirt of her dress puffed out, yet it was mainly chiffon with a silk underskirt beneath, the top layers starting as a light shade of lilac while the bottom layers deepened in colour.
Reina stood at the Lord's side, a goblet of champagne in her hands. She remained silent as he spoke to a friend or business partner - she didn't know and she didn't care. Instead, she looked around the hall, admiring the pretty dresses of the ladies and watching as their flowing skirts twirled as they danced. Oh, she dearly wished to dance. But the Lord she was with didn't.
"Dancing is pointless. It gets you out of breath and tired." He'd remarked as they entered the castle only an hour ago.
But Reina loved dancing, and she would take any excuse, any arm, to have the chance to dance tonight.
Hanging on the arm of an unmarried and desperate Lord was not something new to Reina. In fact, she'd done it many times before when a ball had been held at the glass castle and a lonely Lord required a date to take. She never particularly enjoyed it; she couldn't even enjoy the payment at the end of the night as most of it went to Madame Clarisse anyway. But this evening she'd pulled the short straw and been stuck with an unattractive and unkind man who strangely smelt like out-of-date poultry. But thankfully the ball was a masquerade so she didn't need to look at his face.
The mask she wore complimented her purple gown perfectly. It was decorated in purple and silver glitter in a symmetrical floral pattern, with silver lines around the eyes. The skirt of her dress puffed out, yet it was mainly chiffon with a silk underskirt beneath, the top layers starting as a light shade of lilac while the bottom layers deepened in colour.
Reina stood at the Lord's side, a goblet of champagne in her hands. She remained silent as he spoke to a friend or business partner - she didn't know and she didn't care. Instead, she looked around the hall, admiring the pretty dresses of the ladies and watching as their flowing skirts twirled as they danced. Oh, she dearly wished to dance. But the Lord she was with didn't.
"Dancing is pointless. It gets you out of breath and tired." He'd remarked as they entered the castle only an hour ago.
But Reina loved dancing, and she would take any excuse, any arm, to have the chance to dance tonight.
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