His ticket to a better part secured, he milled about, making small talk as best he was able to, pedaling about the smaller circles to find the one he'd first encountered here at the party.
"Eeny meeny miney moe, where did the emotion girl g-oh!" He caught a glimpse of her in his peripheral. Twisting at the hip to cut a path her direction.
Iris. That had been her name before she'd intervened in his leaving.
Had said Amani was the closest thing she had to a sister. And while he might not have known then, he wanted to learn more about the people Amani had gathered around her.
This one seemed aloof of the large gathering, or at the very least lost deep in her own thoughts as he approached with a low wave to catch her attention.
Not that she likely didn't notice his approach.
"Iris right? Or do you do the formal last name thing? Armani? N-Arani. Sorry. Anyhow." He smiled before glancing around and back to her.
"You alright?" He might not have been able to sense emotions like she did, but the way he'd bumped into her and the following glances he'd stole around him had painted enough of a picture for him to ask.