{ota} all the right moves

[longingforthenight]

Kritika can usually be found in different places in the Spades castle curled up with her laptop. During hours on her shifts, of course, she's sure to stay close to Katya's office. Either way, she's often doing work of some sort.

... yes, looking through online catalogs counts. In her defense, it's her birthday in two months, and she needs to choose sari colors before then. "What do you think?" she'll ask to whoever passes by.

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[intolerantly]

"A bit early for shopping, isn't it?" Then again, Kritka wasn't Ivona's assistant, perhaps Her Majesty didn't mind a bit of laxity here and there. Nevertheless, she wasn't here to police the secretaries, so.

Ivona craned her head around to look at the offered selection, eyebrow going up in criticism. "A bit...garish, wouldn't you say? All those symmetrical lines, tsk." She shook her head. "Geometric, dear. That's what you need. And something muted in color, not so...unflattering."

That said, she placed the stack of neatly organized folders on the Six's desk, adding in a pleasant tone, "The recommendations Her Majesty requested. Do please ensure she receives them, hm?"

[longingforthenight]

"Well, I need to get the sari made and tailored, and I'd like to do it in advance so that my tailor doesn't go insane." She hums a little to herself, scrolling through the selection as Ivona looks. "The colors might seem garish and unflattering on the screen, but the bold combinations actually do work. Trust me."

And with a smile, she accepts the folders. "I'll get them to her as soon as possible."

[intolerantly]

"Whatever works for you, dear," Ivona shrugged. "I suppose the voice of experience tends to drown out the one or reason. But, to each her own, yes?" She shook her head with a light little laugh.

But, back to business. "And do let her know I'll be in my office until nine if she requires any further details, but I believe she'll find all in order with what's presented."

[longingforthenight]

"And the voice of reason sounds oddly like the voice of ignorance when it suggests that experience in this matter is unimportant," she says lightly. "I'll let her know, but I'm sure she'll find everything fine."