Cecilia glanced to her right again, towards Hannah, showing a crooked smile.<i>"Yeah. Yeah, I do. Pretty nerdy, huh? But I've always thought space was fantastic. Scary, but fantastic,"</i>she said with a calm demeanor that all but said that she knew that her interests were special and probably boring to Hannah, but she was at peace with that. She plucked idly at a slightly too wild strand of rich brown hair, casting a glance to the raven-haired woman's lips. The first song she had put on had settled in the back of her mind too well to be put down, now. It was obvious, blindingly obvious, she thought, what intention Abigail had had with this party anyway.<br/><br/><i>"It's the most amazing thing, really. Everywhere you look, there are stars and galaxies, both newborn and dying. Black holes, radiation pulses, asteroids and many, many other things. And through all of that, there are still billions of places where life could be. Earth got through all of that. We did."</i>Perhaps the speech had been meant as a distraction for herself, or maybe for Hannah. It was hard to tell, at this point. Cecilia turned towards Hannah somewhat, offering her a kind smile and a few words. "What do you study, though?"<br/><br/>Cecilia's black, somewhat loose t-shirt was not particularly showy, though obviously it could not hide her rather slender figure. Her thigh-high socks clung to her strong thighs, ending just a little after her skirt began. With Hannah next to her and the memory of the previous song still going, there was a wide, strange sort of faint bulge on the front of her skirt. Obviously she felt the lazy throbs herself, but the alcohol calmed her, and made her more careless. Maybe Hannah wouldn't even see?<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>