Setting: downtown Capitol @ofcressida
It had felt nice to not have any Capitol responsibilities the last few days. It was day six of the Games and it was starting to feel like things were going to wrap up soon. After doing this for so long, you started to get a sense of when the Games were starting to wrap up. It might be a few more days, they were down to less than ten, and depending on how things went it could drag on or be done by tonight. Cecelia was ready to pack up her kids and go home. She was missing her bed at home, and she was missing the normalcy of her life back home.
Cecelia had taken Juliet with her out in the stroller and left Sterling and the older kids at home. As she walked through the crowds of people in the Capitol, trying to maneuver the stroller, she bumped into someone. "Oh, I'm so sorry," Cecelia apologized. But then she did a double take and recognized Cressida. "Oh my God! Cressida! Are you okay? I'm so glad that I bumped into you," she laughed. "It's been so long."
Cressida had been one of the few people that worked on the show that Cece had actually liked. She had treated them like people, not like animals that needed to perform. "How are you?"
Cressida was barely seen out of the Game Maker tower during the games. There was a reason why her apartment was so close to the tower. It meant she had no actual reason to not go home and sleep. Which she was begrudgingly doing right now. She knew she needed too. She couldn't do her best work when she was tired. But it didn't mean she had to be happy about it. She had told the others that she was going to go have a quick nap, probably shower, and then she would be back. They'd all but forced her out of the camera room, so she hadn't really had a choice.
So she was heading home, when she suddenly felt something bump into her. As she looked up, she clearly hadn't been paying attention. It wasn't until the person was recognising her, that Cressida had managed to step out of the way to realise who it was. "Cecelia!" She honestly couldn't remember the last time she had saw the victor. Cress had worked on that dumb reality show of hers for 2 years before she'd used her nepo baby privilege to bunny hop into a better position.
"It really has been too long!" It had. As much as she detested reality T.V, she had liked working on the show. Cecelia and her family were pretty cool. They'd been the first people to make Cress think that the people in the Districts really weren't that bad. "I'm tired. But other than that I'm good! How're you?"

















