who: @lencra
context: these two have had a strange situationship going on for multiple years at this point - it is slightly more than the concept of passing one another by, but rather ghosting one another after weeks of intense texting. they run in similar social circles, considering cedric comes from a 'kennedy' esque family in new england with a british aristocrat for a mother, and lenora being a cousin to the lannisters.
another champagne cork seemed to pop open from someone in the circle around them, and the smoke continued to fill the air; and whilst cedric tyrell sat comfortably within the circle, rolling up the sleeves of his white shirt to his forearms, it were clear that he did not have anyone of his closest friends within this circle of aristocrats. they were in another hall no doubt, down the road in the only pub in kings landing; but he were listening.
he was actually rather enjoying the conversation. he was asked if he had watched anything that stuck with him in recent weeks. "martyrs, 2008 - weird one, typical of the french. the type that sticks in your head for a bit after." he quietly denied the offer of a cigarette as it was offered to him, the same hand adjusting the strap of his watch. his voice directed toward arron lannister and baashir dayne.
"it may be showing at cannes this year." the cannes festival was an event he tried to attend each year, and whilst he was still trying to weigh up whether that would be possible this year, the upcoming projects were ones he focused on. more than the gossip. though he would be lying if he said he did not listen to that either. "revenge arc and religious cult, but the second half of the film is a hard watch."
"the ending is one up to interpretation. tell you what, if we're still snowed in i'm sure there's some way we could roll out an old projector."
there was a familiar face sat across from him, a face that was incredibly familiar for the amount of times it had appeared on his phone screen through a small picture - before the texts shortened, and then ceased to exist. and yet, this whole conversation. neither of them had looked at one another, or acted as though there had been any text messages which stretched back years. why would they? and when a smile crossed his features, his gaze flickered up to lenora lefford sat across from him, who was also part of the conversation.
there was a beat. and then. "did you end up going to that surrealism exhibition in monaco?" aimed directly at the socialite across from him - there was no context offered for anyone else in the circle.