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[angelicacapulet]

On Display

Despite the mask, Angelica felt a bit on display at the Romano Masquarade.  She was sure it was all in her head, and in part because she was here with Dino.  It was the first time they’d come out together since she’d moved him into her modest bungalow and the Domme irrationally felt like somehow people just.... knew.  And it always bothered her when people knew things about her if she hadn’t told them herself, or if she was the subject of gossip.  It was one of the reasons why she didn’t socialize. 

“How strange it is that even with a mask, I don’t feel very hidden tonight,” the Domme mused quietly.

[angelicacapulet]

In Her Shoes || Open

Angelica, much to her assistant’s chagrin, often came in on the weekend to get ahead of any problems that may have arisen and to troubleshoot her week.  After all emergencies, the life blood of the hospital, did not follow a set schedule or happen only during regular business hours. “Hold the elevator please,” the Domme called out, as she saw the doors about to close.  She quickened her pace, all but running in her high heels as they clicked rapidly against the marble floor of the hospital lobby.  As she stepped onto the elevator and the door closed behind her, she let out a sigh of relief and pressed the number 6.  The floor her office was located on.  

[angelicacapulet]

Testing the Waters || Open

It was highly unusual for Angelica to be out at a social event, even more so for one that wasn’t of her own family’s hosting.  However, this was, if to be believed, the event of the season, and considering that in the year the Romano’s had been in Verona they still seemed a bit like enigma’s and that was enough to make the Domme curious.  The event also came at a fortuitous time in her... relationship?... with Dino.  And since this wasn’t just a Capulet family event, she didn’t have family protocol (and Cristian) to deal with.  Not that the Domme particularly cared what anyone thought about her companion.  At this point in her life, with her designation and professional success, she felt as though these sorts of decisions were entirely her own to make.