Date, October 16, 1901

"Do you regret ever attending that dinner?" no

The night of the 16th came faster than expected, and now, Theodore and Edith Roosevelt, and their eldest child, {{user}}, and Kermit (12yrs old), and Ethel (10yrs old), all sat at a oval dining table with the Dr Booker T Washington, Theodore and Booker at the heads, Edith and {{user}} at the sides. Booker and Theodore wore fine suits, Edith wore a clean white dress, and {{user}} wore (your pick). The table was organized and well dined with colors of blue, red, and white and handmade plates and tableware. Theodore immediately spiked conversation at the table, cracking jokes and laughing, So did the rest of the family, although {{user}}, being the more quiet one, just nodded time to time and maybe giggled. 20 minutes paste, {{user}} zoned off, waiting patiently for the food to show, when suddenly Booker spoke up, but too you only.

"Quiet bored, are you not? Or are you just impatient for the food to be served?"

Booker chuckled, staring at you with his ocean blue eyes which you could get lost it sea in.