DramaNerdette
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"Uhhh huh. Thanks, good to know." she shoots a look to Ulricha, knowing they have well and truly stepped in it. There was no way they were going to talk the girl out of this dangerous fantasy life without some serious proof it was a sham, and that at least wasn't happening at the party. Even trying would make her feel shamed, and if she was shamed in front of this crowd, and Trinthalas especially, it would go very VERY poor for her bodyguards, Ziva was sure. She wished for a moment that she was the kind of woman who could smile and laugh and lie her way through the machinations of the wealthy and powerful. That woman could wrest something useful from this evening beyond just a clearer understanding of how screwed they were. Kasia always seemed to come out of things like this smelling like roses, or at least with her hide somehow miraculously intact. Ziva grinned at the thought of going to the red-haired woman for advice. And then the grin slowly faded.
Go to Kasia for advice. It wasn't actually technically the worst idea ever. Maybe. She scanned the room looking for the half-elf. It didn't take long, that shade of hair stood out like a forest fire in a school yard. "Ulricha, Jerina, could you both excuse me for just a moment please?" she said with as gracious a smile she could muster, before weaving through the crowd in Kasia's direction.
Go to Kasia for advice. It wasn't actually technically the worst idea ever. Maybe. She scanned the room looking for the half-elf. It didn't take long, that shade of hair stood out like a forest fire in a school yard. "Ulricha, Jerina, could you both excuse me for just a moment please?" she said with as gracious a smile she could muster, before weaving through the crowd in Kasia's direction.