Dawn had to bite her lower lip to keep from laughing at the snark in her best friend's tone, Ce could be horrible about it at times, how often had she enjoyed watching the beautiful woman rip into men who got uppity at events they went to together? And the time they had faked being lesbian's together to get a particularly forward sports player to back off...ah the memories. No more night clubs or journalism for her though. The mention of putting on a show got a arched brow from the blond as she settled down to perch on the edge of the bed. Not that she would be against it, though how the men would take it she wasn't sure. Some of them could be very...odd.<br/><br/>Like Connal.<br/><br/>Cecily had almost an odd expression on her face when she mentioned the Wild King though Dawn decided not to ask questions about it. Some things were better left to private and while they might tell each other everything Roarke was a stranger. A very handsome stranger, but still. AT the question she nodded, letting her phone close before she gathered her hair over one shoulder.<br/><br/>"Yes, his name is Cernunnos and he's someone I hope to make a firm alliance with. He has a wicked sense of humor, a bit dark but," She shrugged, her eyes darkening for a moment at the memory of just how 'dark' things could get with him. Of shadows binding her helpless to his will and begging, pleading under the moon filled sky. "He's...he'd make a good ally."<br/><br/>The last was a bit lame but she didn't want to rub salt into the wounds Roarke might have from their fight after she had returned from her night with the other man. It had been a breaking point for them, important and wonderful but she wasn't going to see her night with Cernunnos as only a vehicle to that. Her midnight sky eyes met Roarke's, knowing he might have issues and trying to express how she loved him with just that look. He was right, to forewarn the others and she made a face. "Gwydion can do it, he listen's to him and he should be back soon enough with<em>Thor</em>and ice cream. Though really I thought I was the one who was suppose to be the diva..."