<div class="floatright">(http://www.u2mtv.com/files/actor/9/7/97f4b8ceb7d493913b51f5c63b8d03e9.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Juliet Rhodes (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=281599.msg13847695#msg13847695)<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Navy mini-dress and taupe, strappy heels (http://www3.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Viacom+TCA+Summer+2016+azEUeWS62uXx.jpg) (wearing name tag)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Hilton Hotel Ballroom -> Table<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Tanner, Open!<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Before she was granted enough time to wallow in the memories of the past, Tanner corrected her, encouraging her that there should be no regrets at their table. That caused her to smile broadly, a sigh of alleviation flitting between her lips as she regarded him with dazzling eyes. Juliet was a big believer in fate; everything happened for a reason. So, needless to say, when he reiterated a similar belief, she couldn’t help but to feel as if it may have been a sign.<br/><br/>“You’re right, no regrets.” She concurred easily, nodding at him and chuckling when he mentioned that whatever she thought about him back then was probably actuality. Honestly, she couldn’t recall thinking anything negative about him, it was just that she had been too caught up in the world of high school, the social bubble she was fit into, to properly devote enough attention to him, beyond that of escorting him to the nurse’s office a couple of times.<br/><br/>Switching the conversation into one that promised more depth, Juliet guided his attention over to the vase filled with icebreaker questions and pulled one out, then addressed the question to him. She tilted her head to the side and watched him, perhaps without realizing it, as he thought of his answers to the three wishes question.<br/><br/>The confession that followed made her giggle. “Logical answers are completely acceptable. After all, we’re not kids anymore. I’d expect your answers to be different than they would have been in high school.” It wasn’t long before he came up with his reply, stating that he’d wish for success for his business, a beautiful wife and an avid book collection. After sharing, Tanner shrugged, which made her wonder if he was second guessing his decisions.<br/><br/>“I think those are all wonderful choices,” she acknowledged, unable to keep from grinning at the fact that her icebreaker question helped to reveal something fairly deep about Tanner, something she wanted to know but would have normally felt was too bold to ask; that being whether he wanted marriage or not. When it was her turn, she sucked on her lower lip for a moment, her sapphire gaze flicking away. “Well,” she sighed the word out.<br/><br/>“Hm. I think… I would want one wish to be for others. Maybe I’d wish to eradicate cancer, or to end world hunger.” She thought somberly about that, then deemed it too difficult to choose then and there between the two epidemics. “Then I would use the others for myself. I’d wish for a happy marriage to a husband who I would love and would love me back, until the end of our days.” Her cheeks started to flush at how sappy that sounded. “And, I’d also wish for a family. Maybe two kids; a boy and a girl. That sounds pretty perfect.”<br/><br/>They may have seemed like simple wishes, but then again, they were things that had been impossible for Juliet to attain during her lifetime. At least, thus far. After a second, her gaze found his again. “Looks like we have one wish in common,” she mentioned, as casually as she could, her smile wavering between playfulness and nervousness. Juliet suddenly felt parched, which was what prompted her to take another long sip of her nonalcoholic drink. After licking her lips, she gestured to the vase. “Well? Your turn!”