Her smile stayed present as her heels pressed against the marble flooring against her heels. The smile gave a acceptance of reaction and helped give some people relief from more of the harsher attitudes that stuck out inside the party. However, even if her smile showed the happiness of her presence at the quarters, her soul stayed clutching at the home's front door. It clawed and prayed to escape the constant reminders of her past trauma and the reminder of the lives she practically had to live through till they took their last breath or made someone have theirs's.
She bowed her head to the few friends and capitalists that were lingering around. Emersyn soon moved and grabbed the closest glass of water, not wanting to dare drink any sort of alcoholic beverage due to the knots that made her wary of getting sick. "It'll be fine, stay for a few hours then go back to the suite.." She mumbled, her mastered forced grin showing as she pressed her cheek against each side of a sponsor's to mimic the usual greeting. "It is lovely to see you.. I hope my tributes give you the catch that I know many of you had given me." Her giggle escaped softly, her softened blue eyes hiding away her faint scared expression as she felt the cold chill of the ice sculpture behind her.
enobaria had been attending these parties for quite literally a decade, and she was pretty sure that this sponsor — a capitolite with long pink hair the color of raspberries in a sleek, tight-fitting dress that emphasizes her breasts — is one of the more dedicated of the ones she'd encountered. the sponsor had managed to hang on to enobaria through three topic changes, two drink runs, and several changes of scenery to various places around the opening party. currently, they were standing near an elaborate ice sculpture. enobaria was pretty sure the sculpture was meant to be either the president. or possibly some kind of bear. she wasn't really sure which. nor was she sure that she cared.
“oh! emersyn!” enobaria called, as she spotted the other victor, desperate for an escape from the present conversation. turning back to the sponsor, she added, “i'm so sorry. but i hope you realize i really do have to chat with emersyn. mentor to mentor, you understand.” she wasn't mentoring this year, but the sponsor didn't have to know that. she smiled, one of the full-teeth ones that either unnerved or excited capitolites, hoping for the former. the sponsor waved her hand as if to tell enobaria to go. enobaria didn't stick around to question it.
enobaria didn't hate emersyn. they'd never exactly hung out, per se, but judging by emersyn's body language, she had wanted out of her conversation as badly as enobaria had wanted out of hers.
she grabs emersyn's elbow and steering her away from the capitolites. “i needed out,” she says, by way of explanation; hoping emersyn will get it.