It was truth that among the Pure it seemed like whatever worked in that moment was what they went with, no fears about their sexuality and little jealousy either. At least, normally. Still she felt flattered but...shocked at the thought of 'getting' her best friend off. Could she really go there and have it not affect their relationship? But then their relationship was already altered forever in a way. And she knew they were both watching her, gauging how she was responding as if they expected her to freak out or something. How she loved them both.<br/><br/>Clearly there would need to be serious conversation eventually, so many different tensions coming from this moment but she didn't want to face that quiet yet, no, not yet.<br/><br/>The flourishing bow had her blinking in surprise, it was a motion of elegance and clearly one from the Court. Ce fit better in her new world then she did. Whatever she wished? Dawn had no idea what that was though. But she stayed quiet, amused as Cecily circled her satyr lover, admiring how attractive they both were and then laughing at the wickedness in her friend's eyes, the way she was teasing him. It didn't miss her notice how Roarke was looking at her but she looked at the bare skin of his torso rather then his eyes for the moment, admiring him as if he were new to her all over again, remembering that night they had met in a coffee shop of all places.<br/><br/>When Ce leaned down and whispered to cause trouble together she nodded slowly and reached up, catching her friends face in her hands and laid a kiss against her lips, almost shy. She had never kissed a woman before but the love she felt for Ce made it something more then just lips against lips.<br/><br/>She pulled back with a faint blush on her cheeks and offered the other woman a smile, midnight eyes going to the satyr and noting his pipes before glancing back at her friend. "He can make it...deeper, emotions, want, yearning, summon them out with his music. Do you desire that? I just want to be with my best friend, to give her what she needs and to forget, for a little while, the politics."