After a summer in Paris she wasn’t sure that she wanted to return to New York. Paris had always been kind to her, it had always fed her soul in so many different ways. She found herself at ease in Paris, away from all of the trouble that New York could bring. But alas, all good things must come to an end and in this case it was her summer of peace. So she bid adieu to the shops, and food, and art that Paris offered and said a hello to all the familiarity that New York housed. Her return had been pretty uneventful which she was both glad for and aggravated by. Blair needed constant things to busy herself with or else she became a bit reckless from the boredom. Fortunately for her there was a rather important party to be hosted and only the elite of New York would be welcome. She somehow had been forgotten from the initial guest list, which allowed her to busy herself with a way to get in. She had to be there, what was a party without Blair Waldorf? Just the night before the event Blair had conjured an invitation and rightfully inserted her name on the list. Of course there had been a little bit of teeth pulling to allow for this to happen, but Blair was never one to shy away from doing business, especially if the outcome was to better her social standings and be surrounded by her equals. She donned a black Michael Costello, with sheer lace sleeves, a modest neckline but a plunging back. It was enough to allow her to stand out, and receive the compliments she rightly deserved. After all, if Blair looked anything less than amazing, it would be considered a sin. Her night seemed rather uneventful until she caught a glimpse of an unfamiliar face, and a handsome one at that. Although she wanted to instantly investigate and question the stranger as to who he was and why she had no clue who he was, her attention was robbed from him to a dear friend. It seemed almost an eternity as the other woman gabbed on and on about Lord knows what. Finally Blair just had to list a single finger and dismiss herself from the conversation, walking herself over to the male with the dark hair and blue-hued eyes. She paused in front of him, taking a moment to look him over, and another to take a glass of champagne from the passing trays, “You don’t get into the parties by being just anyone. So, who are you?” The brunette’s lips spread in a coquettish smile, her weight transferring to one hip as her head tilted to the side in genuine interest.