Break Dance Au Novels & Stories

But I know that the next day she will come and will pretend that she doesn't hate me because Jack is paying her good money for her job. I took my phone and turn on the song "'the Neighborhood-Afraid" I scratched my neck a little bit from one side to another, I step around a few steps and began to dance. I raised up my leg slowly than with one hand I easily grabbed it and spin around myself, my back was relaxed for the first time and I didn't push myself to think about choreography anymore, I just swam in the music with my dance, and my movements felt so easy, my body felt so calmed and organized. I finished my dance and tears released from my eyes, but I quickly wiped my tears.

where she usually danced, laughing as she twirled into her arms and Sebestian would. fall over dramatically, bringing the smaller girl with him but caging her so she didn't. get hurt and they would lie on the hard floor and laugh and laugh until Alexandra decided they should be serious about it and then they'd get into position again only for Sebestian to do the exact same thing again. Sebestian studied the human's dancing. Alexandra dancing had gotten wilder, a type of contemporary ballet that didn't follow a perfect flow but still... his body was so

Aubrey said, bouncing a little with excitement as she held onto Giani’s arm. “I have to admit this place is pretty sick,” Jerrick said, pulling Lin out onto the dance floor. Aubrey linked arms with me and pulled the rest of us toward the pulsing music. I danced and laughed with my friends until beads of sweat were forming on my hairline. I linked arms with Aubrey and Lin, pulling them with me to the bar where we all ordered frozen fruity cocktails. “I haven’t had this much fun in a long time,” Aubrey said, her face flushed.

Abigail rested her empty glass on the coffee table beside her as she met his curious gaze. “I used to dance when I was younger, but not like that. What I performed tonight was a mixture of self-taught lessons and advice from other dancers. I practised until I got it right. Luckily, when I went for my audition to work at Vanx Club, the manager, Andrew, saw ‘potential’ in me. I got better over time.”

He looked directly at the camera and smiled. Then he pulled something from behind a decorative vase in the hallway. A phone. He pressed a few buttons, and I heard the electronic beep of a lock disengaging. "Shit," Marcus said. "He's got override codes." The safe room door began to open. I didn't wait for it to finish. The second the gap was wide enough, I surged through it, hitting the intruder with every ounce of force my wolf form could generate. We crashed into the opposite wall hard enough to crack the plaster.

Men crowd her. Rowan kicks at my foot, “Damien’s club might survive after all.” I rise, my temper rising the longer I watch this shit show Damien created. “Babe, where are you going?” Audrey asks, reaching for my arm and I pull away the second she touches me, her touch burning me. “Home.” “But the night is still young,” she whines. “You can't leave, we’re here to support Damien. And you promised me a dance.” A dance?

He put his hands on my waist and my eyes widened when he started dancing me slowly! "You think I'd be at peace knowing that you're dancing with someone else? No, Audrey. The fuck I care about the damn rules..."

Austyn nodded and kissed him deeply as a goodbye. “Want a drink?” She asked, turning back to me. Shifting my feet, I shrugged. Austyn laughed, pulled me into a hug and led me to the room which acted as a dance floor - bodies grinded against each other, moving to the movement of the music, and lights of red, blue, and yellow danced to their own beat - casting shadows of the dancing figures upon the walls. Austyn let loose, shaking her hips as the red sequins bedazzled the passing crowd. I could see the lingering eyes upon her and even though she made my body move side to side with hers, I felt so small.

he teased, earning chuckles from the others as they playfully punched each other. With a bemused shake of my head, I muttered under my breath, "I will never understand boys." Nevertheless, I complied, hastily taking my place in the formation, eager to embark on this new journey. Liam resumed his role as leader, rallying the group with a decisive call. "Okay, guys, from the top. And, Ashley, just follow anything Derek does," he instructed, his words accompanied by a sly wink from Derek, setting the tone for what promised to be an exciting adventure in the world of dance. The music began to play once more, its pulsating rhythm enveloping the room. As Liam counted down, the group sprang into ac