When the sun had been close to fixating itself midway in the sky, Suzu was to return. Mishiko made note of that in her mind as she shuffled between both of their rooms to gather kimonos for the both of them. For Suzu, she decided on a bright floral kimono. It was bright green, almost leafy with beautiful pink sakura flowers at the hem of it. It was definitely perfect for Suzu's personality. She was always bustling about around the men and being a perfect hostess. She could almost say that Suzu was even better than herself at being able to woo a man over. She smiled to herself. Suzu always knew how to brighten a mood, even on the cloudiest of days.<br/><br/>Mishiko then moved to to find herself a kimono. Perhaps she should match her younger sister? No, too typical. Perhaps she would step out of her element. She picked a bright red, traditional kimono. A dragon rose from her ankles, up her spine around to her front. Firey. Perfect. Most men these days saw her as subtle. Not to fancy, but delicate to say the least. She wanted to catch all of their eyes tonight and let them only wander between her and her younger sister. For once, she would rather them outmatch the Yanagikuze Okiya. There are many beautiful girls there. So many for them to choose from. And from her own Okiya there had been only two that had not debuted as a Geisha.<br/><br/>Frowning slightly, she looked at herself in the mirror. To many, she was a beautiful and rare woman. On the inside, she was tormented by the things she had to do in order to get the things that she truly wanted. But alas, she had been told that would be the life of many geisha. Most only did these things to get ahead. She did them to gain a promising future-- A life.<br/><br/>She stood to her feet and moved everything into one room so that she and her younger sister could get dressed together. It was much more easy that way rather than have Mother Nana help them separately one by one. Although this was a small and under-established Okiya, Mishiko knew in her heart that this was a place of love and harmony, Rather than greed and imbalance.