Hannah thought about the way Cecilia seemed to be speaking. It was like she were trying to inspire Hannah, so she obviously had a passion for this sort of thing. Hannah turned her gaze away from Cecilia now that the girl was looking at her again, seeing what looked like an odd bulge in the fabric of her skirt before she turned her head away, but she thought nothing if it. It was quite dark outside, it was probably just lighting and shadows. Hannah finished off her drink, not caring about the bad taste anymore. The lyrics of the first song ran repeatedly through her head, and she thought back to the second dare with a sly smile and a blush. This did seem to be a very odd party.<br/><br/>Hannah was oblivious, still. In her naivity, she failed to grasp their host's somewhat more... Insidious agenda. She turned her mind back to Cecilia's question, the answer not springing to her mind like it should have done. Perhaps that was the drink. "Oh, I... I study art... It's..  It's a lot of fun." She stammered, her heart fluttering and the blood rising to her face just from talking to someone. "I... I love to sketch..." She continued, thinking over the drawings in her sketchbook. She'd recently had to draw a woman nude. She couldn't quite remember how she'd felt about that.<br/><br/>"I'd love to just... Capture the sky, right now. It'd be a wonderful painting." Hannah finished, still trying to avoid a shared gaze between the two of them, as she leant against the balcony railing. The dress now barely covered the lusciously rounded curve of her butt, as her new poise left it stuck out behind her, as she leaned rather fully on the balustrade, her arms holding her delicate form only just above it. Her pale skin shone with a rather celestial glow beneath the full moon and the stars. She wondered how the game was going right now. Had the dares gotten even worse? Perhaps it was a welcome decision to come out and see Cecilia. After all, she seemed nice enough.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>