"Wait, wait, stop, stop," Juliana stops the whole class. "What is it honey, is everything ok?" Michael asks walking towards her. "I don't think I like this dance anymore," she states.
"Why not?" Michael asks Juliana, "It's too . . . what's the word . . . boring," She says.
"Your right honey, I did get get kinda bored watching it. You heard my daughter, change the dance. I want the whole thing started over . . . from scratch!" Michael says before walking out.
WHAT?!?! I'VE WORKED TOO HARD TO DO THIS DANCE PERFECTLY, AND NOW I HAVE TO LEARN A WHOLE NEW DANCE?!?!?!
I'm gonna explode. I'm gonna burst. I'm gonna . . . AAAAHHHHH!!!!! Juliana always ruins everything!!!
"But . . . Mr. Erin, the competition is next week," Marty says stopping Michael. "Then I want it done by then . . . and I want it done perfectly," Michael says before walking out of the room.
Juliana gives me a smirk and walks over to me. "And the witch is approaching," Chloe says. "That's what you get for being the teachers pet," Juliana says before whipping her hair and turning around.
What a jerk.
"Ok, so, since my daddy said that I can make up the dance-" Juliana starts before Grace interrupts her and says, "No he didn't." Juliana glares at her, "Yes he did," Grace rolls her eyes.
"Ok, so, I will stand here, front and center. And Liv," She looks over at me, "You will stand," she walks back to the very corner of the room, "here."
I give her a look. I can't do anything about it, so I just go over there. She finally arranges the rest of the class and starts teaching the dance. Marty has nothing to do, so he sits down watching.
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"Finally, class is over!" I say in relief grabbing my dance bag. "I know right, and I would never say that," Grace says grabbing her bag. "This dance is way harder. And Juliana gave us all of the hard moves," Chloe says. "She probably did it on purpose," I say. "Ya," Chloe says.
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Street Dance
ChickLitLiv Marks, a city girl from New York, has a dream, a one and only dream, to be a dancer on Broadway. In her eyes, she is good enough to make a living. But no one seems to notice. Maybe since she doesn't have a home, or a family, people don't take he...
