Cecilia turned back towards the balcony, leaning on it on both her elbows, holding her glass over the railing. She let out a simple, affirmative sound at Hannah's comment, seeming content to stare up at the night sky in silence for the moment. Eventually, after some quiet and (for her, at least) comfortable twenty seconds, she raised her glass and took a sip, and then pointed vaguely towards a part of the sky. "That's Alpha Centauri. Closest star to earth is out there. Well, stars, I guess. You can't see it, but there are three stars," she said, probably as much to herself as to Hannah. Clearly not the greatest conversationalist in the world, she felt she at least had to try. She took another sip from the clear, coconut-flavored drink. Cecilia glanced to the side, smiling at Hannah and managing to take in her profile. The amount of drinks in her were definitely beginning to take effect by now, ensuring that she wasn't exactly stealthy about the look. She rearranged her legs a little, putting one in front of the other and leaning up against the baluster in front of her.<br/><br/>The song she had put on ended in a torrent of powerfully enticing tones, and gave way to<a class="externalLink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vSxjySRoF0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">something calmer</a>and not -quite- as suggestive. Exactly what she needed, thought Cecilia. The previous song's lyrics were putting thoughts in her head now that Hannah was out on the balcony with her. She glanced up at the stars again, her back arched gently as she resettled with both elbows on the balustrade.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>