Who: Katie and Domina
When: Early in the party
Where: the Moriarty house!
Domina had been such a busy little thing these past few days. Ad Gustum was really taking up a lot of her time, but she had neglected it the past few days in order to jet off to NYC for some
real shopping and a dress fitting. She'd missed Lex bringing in a few new girls, and she needed to talk to him about that, but it had
so been worth it. She was absolutely in love with her dress, a long, crimson number with a v-shaped bodice with intricate embroidery and beadwork, and a ruched skirt falling gracefully around her feet. Her shoes were the cutest little sandals, adorned with feathers - a touch she'd personally loved. Her jewelry was enough to put your average kid through college, but Daddy had told her to go all out. Impressions
must be made tonight.
And so, she was being a good little Moriarty girl, making the rounds and greeting people, but really waiting to greet the first little victim she saw. She'd seen pictures and had memorized names, and when she saw the one she knew to be Katie, she gracefully strode in her direction. "Hello," she said, smiling warmly, briefly at the girl's arm-candy, but mostly at Katie herself. "I'm Domina Moriarty."
Katie had ended up taking a quick jaunt to Chicago for some shopping of her own, finding what was available in Scarlet Oak and Ann Arbor completely unsuitable. Talk about a wasted trip to the mall. She had, however, managed to find an Hervé Léger original at a Max Azria boutique that was suitable, a long black one-shoulder affair with a tight, almost bandage-style to the hips and a long flowing skirt. She'd returned triumphant the day before the eveng with accessories, shoes, and a handbag to match. She'd lounged around most of the morning, napping a little, and spent her afternoon getting hair and makeup done at the salon.
Her date really
was arm candy; one of the popular and suitably well-heeled crowd from amongst her peers, brought more for his ability to tell the dinner fork from the salad fork and not so much for his conversation. She wasn't sure how she felt about a party essentially rehashing the entire embarrassing capture, but a party was a party and she certainly couldn't turn it down. She'd just arrived, scanning the crowd for acquaintances, when she was approached. Her smile matched Domina's for warmth. "Hello," she greeted. "Katie Callahan." A brief pause, as if remembering she had someone's arm. "And this is Chet Montgomery."
( What a fucking name. )