Tamaki had been interacting with many different guests - of course, he had many of his own to see tonight. And there were many different girls, of many different personalities and traits. He held each and every one of them somewhere in his heart. He had a rather large capacity for love; much like a dog. He laughed and handed out one or two roses from the inner pocket of his blazer as the evening went on. However, he found himself holding back one rose and searching for a familiar face. Someone he hadn't seen yet, who'd been reluctant to dance...
Aha, there she was! The first dance was to begin soon, and Ky was with her friend. Not wanting to start any jealousy, he stole Mori away from Honey (who had just asked a guest of his own for the first dance - she looked near tears).
"Good evening, ladies. May I say that you both look beautiful?" Tamaki sang out, offering Ky his last rose. Mori gave a small noise of agreement, offering Amaya one as well. "We'd like to invite both of you to partake in the first dance tonight."
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Mimori had wafted between a couple of people, greeting and chatting where she wanted to. The atmosphere in the ballroom was buzzing and alight with excitement. The music and lighting could only add to it. Despite herself, she couldn't help her blue eyes scanning the room for a flash of ginger. She didn't know if she wanted to see it or not. With one, came the other.
But then there was a voice behind her, and she turned to see them. Although they looked almost identical, she picked them apart after a moment - as Kaoru spoke. She blushed at his compliment, dipping her head. "Thank you," she said, pleased by it. "You both look very handsome tonight." The brown of their waistcoats certainly did something for their ginger hair; even with that red tie, they looked good. Although, perhaps, Kaoru looked just a little bit better. She was probably biased.
The orchestra's song slowed to a stop, and they announced that the first dance would commence shortly. Mimori looked back at Kaoru, excitement coming to her eyes as the blush faded.