#th. link

The night was still in the early stages as people were still arriving but the crowd was already a decent size. That was one thing about Ogden, if there was a party the student body would show up there. Reina was roaming around, snacking on the finger foods she filled her plate with. "Link," She said to get his attention once she noticed him and was within earshot. "Just the man I've been looking for." That wasn't the truth but upon seeing him she remembered she wanted to discuss something with him. "Don't worry I'm not dragging you somewhere you don't wanna be like I did at the Valentine's Social." She laughed. "I was hoping to pick your brain on a new tattoo I want." She knew he was an apprentice at Inked in Red. "I'm thinking of getting a little camera outline to go with my paper airplane." She held up her right ring finger. "Would that be something you can do?"

Reina had been mingling, as one does at these events, and was getting to know some freshmen. The conversation moved to the topic of tattoos and she thought it would be a perfect time to introduce them to Ogden's resident tattoo artist. "Link!" She called as she approached him to get his attention. "I want you to meet some potential..." She started to turn to introduce newbies on campus only to realize they had disappeared. With a frown on her lips she turned back to Link. "Well never mind. It was just some freshman talking about wanting their first tattoos." She shrugged a should while taking a ship of her drink. "They must have gotten distracted or scared."

"It's a small campus, I'm sure they'll eventually find their way to you when they're ready." Reina grinned, "Anyways anything exciting happen since Homecoming?" She hadn't really spoken to him since the last event on campus but she was curious to know if he had gotten texts from G too. She hoped he'd pick up on that and be willing to talk but if not, then she'd have to try again later.

Dancing on the outer part of the dance floor with a drink in hand, Reina was enjoying herself. She was lost in the song until she spotted Link and was immediately distracted. Maybe it was the drunken state she was in but she left whoever she was dancing with and started making her way to the completely underdressed young man, head slightly tilted and eyebrow raised. At first she thought she was imagining things but she wasn't that drunk. "Link," Reina said his name as more of a question than a greeting, "what on earth are you wearing?" There was a pause before she shook her head. "I mean I'm not saying that because it looks bad. But jeans at Homecoming Gala. Come on. I may not be familiar with homecoming and what it entails but I am pretty sure there's a dress code."

Valentine's wasn't a holiday Reina really celebrated, at least not in the traditional way. She was never in a relationship when it rolled around or she was seeing someone who wasn't open about their sexuality, so it wasn't like she could openly show her affection. She did however, celebrate it by going to parties to celebrate her singleness with other people who were doing the same. That's why when Tri Delt announced they were hosting a Valentine's Day Social, there was no hesitation in deciding to go. Spin the bottle, speed dating, the night was bound to bring some fun and fund she was having.

"Link, come sing karaoke with me!" Reina grabbed his hand, tugging him to get his attention. She had just come off the dance floor and had the urge to sing now, and maybe play some other games the Tri Delt's set up. "Come on, pretty please?" She giggled, the girl was somewhere between the euphoria and excitement stages of being drunk.