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Just Dance ~ Michigan x Ohio

Michigan challenged Ohio to a Just Dance Off. If Ohio won, Michigan would have to completely embarrass himself in public and his Michigan won, Ohio would have to say his name without taking the M off of it or calling him Great Lakes or Wolverine.

By the end of the song they were both sweating. Michigan beat him by more that a thousand points. 

"How are you so good at dancing?" Ohio asks.

"I don't know, ever since I claimed Michael Jackson I've been good." Michigan says and looks over at Ohio with a smile. "Now say my name."

"I promised other people that I would never do that."

"It's just a word."

"Mmmiiiaa- I can't do it."

"That's what I thought," Michigan says sadly. "You hate me so much you can't even say my name. What did I ever do to you?"

"I-"

"You don't know? Figured." Michigan turns around and starts walking a way.

"Wait," Ohio calls. "...Michigan."

Michigan stops in his tracks and turns around. "W-what? Did y..." He trails off

"Michigan. Michigan, Michigan, Michigan." Ohio says and runs to the Wolverine State. "I'm an asshole to you because I love you and I don't know how to say it."

"I love you too." Michigan says and leans down and presses his lips to Ohio's.

Ohio kisses him back and few long seconds later he pulls away.

"I got you to say me name, the next step is to get you to scream it." Michigan says then walks.

"What? No! You-you can't just like that. You can't do!" Ohio yells, "You can't say something super dirty then walk away like you're innocent! Get back here!" Ohio runs after Michigan.

Michigan turns around and gives Ohio an innocent looking head tilt.

"No! You can't do that! Stop acting all innocent you little shit!"

Michigan just giggles and gives him an innocent smile.

"Fuck you." Ohio says.

"Do you want to?"

"No. I hate you."

"No you don't."

"Shut up."

Michigan grabs Ohio and hugs him. Ohio hugs him back. They just stand there in each other's embrace for what felt like hours no caring about what the other states thought.