Other than the nasty talk the Queen tried to have at the beginning of the banquet, no one tried to talk to Seraphine for the rest of the night. Except for Rania and occasionally Rowan.
Seraphine, herself, was not keen on talking.
Right after the banquet, the nobles were all escorted to a bigger room, with larger chandeliers hanging on the ceiling. The marble floor was shining as Seraphine stepped on it. It was a ballroom.
Maids and butlers traveled all over the room with a silver tray in their hands. They gave out glasses of bubbly liquid to the nobles. The King and Queen took on their spot at the podium, sitting in regale, while the rest of the nobles grouped themselves to talk. An orchestra played a piece of calming yet cheerful music.
Some nobles were already dancing. The leadin
