Working the pins and twists from her hair, the chestnut waves slowly fell, little by little down over her shoulder as she set the pins aside on the nightstand. Finally she ran her hands through her long locks making sure she'd gotten all of them. One clattered to the floor signaling she'd missed it, which caused her to chuckle quietly to herself. She bent to pick it up, stretching her back in the process and slipped out of her shoes. That was immediately better. Next she slipped off the simple bracelets from her wrists and the necklace of her mother's went to join the pile. Not having her pendant, her locket or her ring on her person was incredibly disconcerting. All were safely tucked away in the bottom of her jewelry box at home, but still it felt weird.

With all of those things accomplished, she sighed softly, moving to where he sat on the bed. Febs leaned in to kiss his cheek gently. "Mmm, I agree, I lost interest about halfway through the night." Thank goodness for good friends and good booze. "I'm sad we didn't even get to dance." That was perhaps the only regret of the evening. She should have tried harder to make time for it, but had barely had time to say hello to half of the people she didn't see on a regular basis. "Unbutton me, I can't reach them all." She chuckled again, pulling her hair over her shoulder as she turned away from him. The option to use her wand crossed her mind, but she also thought he wouldn't mind either.