Jules is right. Although— there's nothing wrong with having a night in, either. I enjoy my nights in by myself curled up with a book or cooking dinner for just me.

There are people who know how to do parties, those who don't, and those who are in the middle and enjoy social interaction with a little downtime the next night. It's can become exhausting if there's too much socializing, or lonely without enough. People can become exhausting, but so a can lack of people. [She presses her lips into a smile, her finger gently resting on the stem of her cocktail glass.] Sometimes a perfect balance is all you need.

[At Jules' question, she thinks it over for a moment. The rim of the cocktail glass plays upon her lips, before she takes a sip and firmly answers:] I'd love to attend your future fancy dress party. Someone like you would definitely have a lively party like that!