Joy

Joy Attre is the daughter of Ambassador Attre and the twin sister of Eda Attre. She is also a former fling of Markeau.

General Information
Joy grew up in the North. Due to her father's position and title, she and her sister Eda moved around a lot, going wherever their father's job took them; ultimately ending up in Marotto.

Unlike her sister, she loved the socialite lifestyle, often attending banquets and balls. She was a lover of the arts, having been quite skilled at singing and dancing.

Meeting Markeau
Joy met Markeau a few days before her sister when she was performing at one of Ruseau's private gatherings. Markeau was instantly drawn to her, due to her voice, leading to the two interacting. After a lively night of dancing and drinking, the two ultimately had sex. Telling Markeau that she had never felt so alive as she did that night, she asked if he'd want to see her again, to which he said yes.

Learning the Truth
Arriving at her estate a few days later for a "repeat" with her sister, Markeau was met by both Eda and Joy. The sisters made it clear that they knew he had slept with both of them, with plans to do so again. While acting coy, they continued to suggest that, since they share everything else already, they weren't against the idea of sharing him as well. They then told him to meet them at the local inn later that night.

It Takes Three to Tango
Entering the room, Markeau was greeted by Eda, who had been wearing a thinly veiled gown. She moved in closer and began to caress him, while Joy, also dressed in next to nothing, extracted the wine that he brought from his hands. Enticed, Markeau was led to and forced onto the bed, where Eda and Joy proceeded to undress him. However, without his realizing it, the two sisters managed to chain his arms to the bedposts. Following this, Eda and Joy got up and opened the wine, leaving Markeau to inquire about getting his. They replied that he had just gotten what he deserved, before clinking their chalices and taking a drink. After that, with a wry smile and a cute smirk, Eda and Joy got dressed and left, leaving Markeau chained to the bed.

Luckily for Markeau, Ruseau found him a few hours later, who acquired from the innkeeper that he was there. Mocking him, Ruseau stated that Markeau should never underestimate the fairer sex, let alone twins. Markeau said nothing.

Due to his wounded pride, Markeau chose not to speak of, or pursue, Eda or Joy after that.