『 I don't dance. 』
At least, not anymore.
Dancing was a huge part of me, like my parents and my siblings were.
I loved dancing, I really did.
Dancing wasn't just a way to express for me, it was also away to be able to move my body gracefully, or to be able to create movements according to the rhythm.
I'm getting ahead of myself. I don't, and shouldn't dance anymore.
Before, I joined all kinds of contests, and won the championship. Whether I was in a team or not, I always stood out, and brought the title of "Champions" home.
I was scarred for life because of one contest.
Our rival team, Ashville Academy, sabotaged us. Some of my team would lose things.
At first, it was minor, and looked accidental. But then phones, laptops, money, even clothes, or dancing clothes, disappeared.
Some of us received food poisoning, and was taken out of the contest because of the severity of their illnesses.
But I, took the worst blow. I had broken my femur, or my leg bone, in two places.
They ambushed me.
Sure, they were disqualified, but that didn't help us win.
I never danced again. And I never will.
It's cliche when a guy comes into your life and changes everything, but it's true.
It happened to me.
Well, in my case, it's a little different. There's three of them, all of them equally handsome.
One makes me remember, one makes me feel alive, and the other makes me forget.
What steps should I do in this dance of life?
I put on a show only for him in front of hundreds of people.
I bring one hand up to my hair flicking them to the other side, trailing that hand down to my sternum and then my boob as I keep swaying my hips from to side, bending my knees as I lower myself a bit to the ground before sharply standing up again and slowly spinning around, circling my hips. I run my hands through the back of my hair before nailing my gaze on his eyes, slowly walking up to him.
I watch him as he wets his lips before biting his plumb bottom one, eyes trailing up my body. Once I reach him, I wrap my arms around his neck and run my fingers through his hair as I press my body up against his.
His hands shoot out to grab me from my lower waist, pulling me even closer to him as he pushes a leg between mine, staring into my eyes. I turn my head to the side and brush my lips against his ear before licking and biting his earlobe the same way I did at the party before whispering a few words he was dying to hear.
"Take me back to your place."
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