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Renat & Marianna
The opera was a grand success. One song after another, each an outstanding performance. The amazement of the audience could be felt in the air, and especially the gasps at the third acts plot twist ensured everyone that they held the hearts of the crowd in their hand. As all the singers and dancers take a bow, the two stars of the show stand in the middle.
The man who had just performed the Bishop's scheme with an authenticity rarely found. Short silver hair perfectly styled, green eyes calmly turned towards the guests, and his tailor-made suit somehow fitting comfortably even over his broad chest and shoulders. A picture of poise and professionalism, as expected of Renat Zamoyski.
To his left, the Zarewna, who had just lost her life on stage in such a realistic performance, some in the audience may be surprised to see the actress standing once again. Her large eyes are lively, just as green as her partners if not a shade deeper, and her long red hair falls around her shoulders until it curls at the tips. Her black dress certainly contains her body a bit tighter, but it seems intentional. Effective, even, considering how the audiences eyes were glued to her throughout the opera. Truly befitting the renown of Marianna Sapieha.
The applause ends. The curtains fall. The show has come to a close.
There is a small gathering out in the entrance hall when the door opens and the two singers, fresh out of their changing rooms, step out arm in arm. It's unexpected - usually, the stars of the show don't leave through the front entrance, and it's even rarer for them to mingle with their fans. Yet there they are, side by side. Renat and Marianna. She glances around. He smiles.
The man who had just performed the Bishop's scheme with an authenticity rarely found. Short silver hair perfectly styled, green eyes calmly turned towards the guests, and his tailor-made suit somehow fitting comfortably even over his broad chest and shoulders. A picture of poise and professionalism, as expected of Renat Zamoyski.
To his left, the Zarewna, who had just lost her life on stage in such a realistic performance, some in the audience may be surprised to see the actress standing once again. Her large eyes are lively, just as green as her partners if not a shade deeper, and her long red hair falls around her shoulders until it curls at the tips. Her black dress certainly contains her body a bit tighter, but it seems intentional. Effective, even, considering how the audiences eyes were glued to her throughout the opera. Truly befitting the renown of Marianna Sapieha.
The applause ends. The curtains fall. The show has come to a close.
There is a small gathering out in the entrance hall when the door opens and the two singers, fresh out of their changing rooms, step out arm in arm. It's unexpected - usually, the stars of the show don't leave through the front entrance, and it's even rarer for them to mingle with their fans. Yet there they are, side by side. Renat and Marianna. She glances around. He smiles.
I know that look.Renat speaks quietly.
Have you seen one you like?Marianna just glances back, smiles for half a second, before her composure returns and she looks back to that one person. The one who stuck out to her. Her partner nods. He understands why at just a glance. With perfect synchronicity, they step towards the stranger.
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