Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition Winner Season 2 Novels & Stories

Sadie said and couldn’t hold the tears. Aubrey used her hand to clean Sadie’s tears and said, “You didn’t win to please any man, so you will just snub your friends. You can’t continue crying, Sadie. Be proud of yourself; at least, your talent is rightly making you the woman I love you become.” “Alright, mum. Well, on a second thought, I should be happy. At least, I was able to displace all the contestants. I didn’t expect that,” Sadie said.

“I have a job I love. I’m fine. Don’t worry about me. Just focus on being happy.” I knew better than to push him. “Okay, Abi. If that’s what you want…” As our dance ended, the beat suddenly shifted to a lively halay rhythm. I had no clue how to do the traditional dance, but Dean and Eva wouldn’t take no for an answer. I found myself being dragged into the line, tugged this way and that. The gown wasn’t helping—I felt like I was about to trip any second. Thankfully, Adrian came to my rescue. He took my hand and helped me lift my skirt just enough.

I rested for half a month after the abortion. The first thing I did after being discharged was contact my old dance teacher and ask to compete in the upcoming dance competition. "But the competitor list is already finalized. Your spot was given to your sister back then." A bit disappointed, I sighed. "Is there really no other way?" "There is one last option—a dance battle!" When I arrived at the dance studio, the teacher was in the middle of training. "Follow my moves and go through a round with me. Let's see if your fundamentals have weakened after the months of pregnancy."

it would be nice to have the lights dimmed and only the spotlight on them showing them dance. In her head she was already making plans as to how it will be presented in the show. “Who did the choreography?” She asked Kevin. “It was Dawn and Keenan.” She nodded. ‘Wow. They have talent!’ She came to the workshop without expectation and now she’s already planning to make it grander. As she was thinking about it, she remembered that there was an incoming competition for ballroom dance in the city. With how Dawn and Keenan were able to come up with their own choreography in such a short time, not only that, but they were even able to perform it very well.

Gabby never really showed much skin and I was starting to belive that it couldn't be all prudish behaviour. ~Gabby’s POV~ The shower was getting warm and the glass walls were steaming up. I got undressed and tossed everything in the hamper. Tonight had been like a blur. For a moment, on the dance floor with Cassy, I felt liberated and free. When I danced it was like I didn't have a care in the world. The music drowned out my thoughts and fears and I was just…living. Then Aiden showed up, how had he even known where we were? He broke the guys arm but in retrospect, I was a married woman, I shouldn't have dancing with another guy.

I sprinted past everyone, waving their way as they greeted me. Hunter, honey, you're home." my mom called out with a smile, but I was too preoccupied with Abbie, wanting to see that she was ok. "Hi, mom. Love you, Mom." I said as I sprinted past her and ran up the stairs in a rush. "Abbie!" "Ab-" I called out as I rushed inside, opened the door to our room, and gasped as I saw the event taking place in front of me. "Hi, Hunter!" Anthony smiled as Abbie and he danced while making cookies. There were ingredients displayed, covering the entire kitchen island. Abbie had a little flour residue on her apron, and Anthony looked like he had gotten into a fight with the batter, which made me chuckle.

Thirty minutes later Abby returned from where she went to and was surprised to see Jesse dancing with Susan so she didn't bother announcing her presence and just took out her phone to record the whole scene and sent it to Bella. "Hello guys." Abby spoke after they were done dancing. "Mom! you're back." Susan rushed to hug her. "Did you see us dancing?". Abby smiled at Jesse. "I sure did and I recorded the whole thing." She said. "Not again Abby." Jesse groaned. "Let me guess... you sent it to Bella." He planted his hands on his hips. "Yep." She grinned. "I wanted to put it on I*******m and F******k but... I didn't want to embarrass you like that."

They all stood up and applauded. Barbara and Beauty2 will face off in the first round. Give them a hand as they approach. Barbara had won after four minutes. I hugged Beauty, and she walked over to her seat. The next pairing is Grandma and Mad Juliana. They all dance to the same groovy music. I was taken aback by Madam Juliana's dance to shake herself. It was fascinating. Madam Juliana was the eventual winner. Samantha and Prof Rose. Samantha was the winner after three minutes. Prof. Rose hugged me and took her seat. Lady Fresh and Professor May. Prof. May was the winner, followed by Nora and Becky.

I asked, accepting the items gratefully. "Someone who wants to see you succeed," she replied cryptically before leaving the restroom. Feeling a renewed sense of confidence, I changed into the stockings and flats. As I exited the restroom, my feet already feeling relief, I spotted Alex deep in conversation with Noah. I walked over to them, curiosity piqued. "Hey guys," I said, joining their conversation. "Who was that woman who just went into the restroom after me?" Noah looked up from his drink, thinking for a moment before answering. "Ah, that's Abby. She's one of the top favorites to win the competition this year.

Within this hole, a female acrobat hung from a black hoop contraption and did all kinds of interesting maneuvers as she smiled seductively at her audience. "This is—" Torquil stared up at the woman, and she winked at him. "Fun?" Abby asked. "Fascinating," Torquil finished. "Wanna drink or dance?" Abby lifted a brow at us. "Drink," I said. "Dance," Tiernan said. Torquil stared at her blankly. "Two to one; dancing wins!" Abby cheered and then grabbed a passing guy. "Hey, where's the dancing?" "The basement." The guy smiled at her. "You want me to—"