Alice doesn’t like dancing with nobility.
She has been around these people all her life and, if there’s one thing she learned about them, it’s that they don’t show their true intentions. These people veil their desires in the guise of kindness and good will.
The princess prefers the company of commoners. Just like her mother, Alice finds comfort in being with these people. Not as a princess of course but, always in a disguise. Preventing them from treating her with the respect that is due her status.
However, just for that night, she has no other choice but to mingle with the same people she dislikes. Needing to chat with the ladies of the house which she has done first. Moving from table to table and, quite frankly, getting a bit irritated with some of them who keep on asking who h
