Assassins masquerade

Group of 4

In preparation for their day at the museum, Avery dressed in a plain black t-shirt paired with striped fingerless long gloves, a warm jacket, and a cozy beanie.

As they arrived at the museum, the group, including Jessica, When Jessica's friend called her over, Luna and Avery found themselves alone, wandering the museum's corridors.

Luna, with her bright eyes reflecting curiosity, paused before a sculpture."Isn't it fascinating how art can capture the essence of movement?" Luna mused, her voice a gentle whisper.

Avery nodded in agreement. Her fingers traced the cool surface of a marble statue nearby, appreciating the smoothness beneath her touch. The silence between them held a shared appreciation for the art that surrounded them.

As they continued their exploration, Luna's gaze lingered on a modern abstract piece, a burst of vibrant colors and dynamic shapes. "Art is so subjective, isn't it?" Luna remarked, her eyes wandering across the canvas.

Avery, with a hint of a thoughtful smile, responded, "Absolutely. It's a reflection of the artist's perspective, and each viewer interprets it in their own way."

They playfully messed about, pushing each other jokingly as they exchanged laughter and banter. Eventually, Jessica rejoined them, holding a plate of cookies. "Want a cookie?" she asked, offering them a sweet treat.

With cookies in hand, the trio sat in a cozy corner of the museum, discussing the sculptures they found most intriguing. The conversation flowed effortlessly.

After the museum visit, the group headed to a nearby cafe, where Ren joined them. They ordered a mix of lattes, pastries, and a batch of fresh cookies to share. The atmosphere buzzed with animated conversation as they delved into various topics, from their favorite museum pieces to the quirks of the city they were exploring, A little after the three of them speaking, Jessica took the spare seat and joined, Then they four were in a cozy corner of the cafe, Luna, Avery, Jessica, and Ren found themselves immersed in an easygoing conversation.

Luna, her eyes bright with enthusiasm, began the conversation, "So, favorite sculpture from today's museum visit, anyone?"

Jessica, leaning back with a thoughtful expression, chimed in, "Definitely that abstract piece with the bursts of color. It was so pretty! Whoever did that had talent."

Avery, with a hint of a smile, added, "I liked the bronze dance sculpture. It captured so much emotion in its stillness."

Ren, leaning against the backrest, joined the discussion. "I appreciated the simplicity of that marble statue. Sometimes less is more, you know?"

Luna nodded in agreement, "True, art speaks differently to everyone. It's fascinating."

The conversation shifted seamlessly from art to more personal topics. Jessica, with her friendly demeanor, steered the discussion towards music. "What's everyone's go-to music genre?" she asked, curiosity in her eyes.

Avery, slightly adjusting her beanie, replied, "I lean towards alternative and indie. How about you guys?"

Ren, looking contemplative, shared, "I enjoy a bit of everything. Lately, I like metal" It was a bit shocking to hear that since he was really chill guy to think he listened to heavy music

As the coffee cups dwindled and the conversation meandered, Ren leaned back in his chair, revealing a side that hadn't been explored yet. Luna, always curious, inquired, "Ren, we've talked about our interests, but what's your thing? What do you see yourself doing in the future?" She asked, Not wanting to also leave him out noticing he was less involved in the conversation more than the four.