There was a gentle, yet forceful knock on the door. Imogene immediately startled awake, and there was Joseph, hovering over her, holding a red, midi length dress. ”Dinner already?” She muttered sleepily, rubbing her eyes. ”Unfortunately, my dear.” Joseph helped Imogene sit up, remove the white fur that rested on her shoulders, and unzipped her dress. Imogene was groggy, but the second the red dress was on her body, she was awake. Joseph had dug through one of her suitcases and found a different pair of shoes, sparkly gold Jimmy Choos, to be exact, that went perfectly with the dress. Despite sleeping for who knows how long, Imogene’s curls were still mostly intact. She removed the bow, though. The bow was, well, it was Hugo’s idea. It was childish, yet so very Imogene. She also switched her earrings, from diamond studs to small, chunky gold hoops. She looked in the mirror that was in the corner of the room. Good. Yes. Mostly good, minus of course… Joseph thrusted a small, glass perfume bottle in her hand. Imogene lifted her wrist up to her nose. Her sugary sweet candy perfume was gone. And now to put on her fancy, formal affair perfume. Grapefruit, jasmine, and a slight musk now danced on Imogene’s skin. The bottle returned to Joseph’s hand. And in Imogene’s was placed a pearl necklace, an homage to the French who ruled over her country for.. a week? It was confusing. She never did good in history. Nevertheless, the pearls went on. A final tussle of her hair, the fastening of her leather watch band, and Imogene was ready. She looked at Joseph. “What is this outfit screaming at you?” Joseph hummed. He cleared his throat, stifling a laugh. “An American politician’s mistress, Dearest. I mean that with kindness and sincerity.” Imogene clapped her hands together, silently laughing. She returned to look at herself in the mirror. “Good. I’ll take it.” Joseph looked at his watch, a confused look on his face.