<div style="text-align: justify;">Inside the house, <span style="color: #FFFF00">Peter</span> smiled warmly at Richard. He shook the man’s hand firmly, his smile honest and sincere. He really did like the man. “It is, thank you. My patients seem to be very patient with me telling them what to do all the time”, the man joked, kindly.<br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF00">Drina</span> also smiled fondly at the man. Richard was indeed the perfect gentleman, and it was really hard to dislike him. Disliking his wife, though, was very easy.  The woman was a downright bitch, Drina thought to herself. She had no idea what Richard saw in her. But since he was already married to her, there wasn’t much anyone could do other than to endure the woman’s presence. <br/><br/>After Richard’s answer to her offer of a perk to encourage competition, Drina also saluted the man. “I will bet you will indeed”, she replied. “Youth can’t always compete with experience, after all”.<br/><br/>Speaking to Nicolet was, obviously, much more pleasant to Drina. Not only was she a much nicer person, she was the sister of the man Drina actually loved. That alone would have been enough for Drina to like the actress, but she was a really nice person whose personality matched Drina’s often cheerful outlook in life. When Nicolet said that she would be opening the show on May 10th, the red haired woman made a mental note. “I will have to make sure I don’t have any previous engagements, but I surely hope not! I will do my very best to be there for the opening!”, she replied enthusiastically. Drina loved going out, but Peter was always either too tired or too busy to go with her nearly anywhere. She wouldn’t lose the opening night of Nicolet’s play because of him, though. He could take care of himself for one night.<br/><br/>Nodding when Nicolet said she was not planning on hunting, Drina smiled as the other woman found herself a place and started digging in. “Not at all. I barely know the business end of a firearm”, she joked.<br/><br/>She couldn’t help but smile seeing that Anthony was pleased with her offer. Of course, she would have given him anything he wanted at any time, but those Englishmen usually loved the feel of the competition, and who was she to take it away from them?<br/><br/>“I just love to offer our men a perk and see them try and outsmart each other at the hunt”, she commented equally merrily. “Whoever gets the best game must invite us all to their home once the piece is on display. This way, we can all partake in the prize during a merry dinner. What say you, gentlemen?”, she suggested. Despite Helena’s presence, Drina had to admit it was a pretty good group they had for the hunt.</div>