Dance Dance Revolution Book Novels & Stories

I open them and start replying. “Hey Alena, are you ready for the one-to-one?” I look up, and Ruby is standing there. I have changed my mind. I want to try the lap dancing ones first until I get it perfect before trying pole dancing. The thought of doing it to Jackson makes me smile, the fact that he will be told ‘no touching at all’. “Ready as ever, if I fall on my face, please don’t laugh, as entertaining as it will be.” “Did you bring the shoes?” She looks at me, questioningly.

I felt drained yet relieved at the same time. Cameron put his clothes on and lit a cigarette, looking proud. "You just needed to get laid. That's all. And don't worry—if you still feel uncomfortable tomorrow, come back here. We'll work on it together. When the time comes for the exam, you'll be good to go." I nodded, hoping everything would go smoothly during the exam. I returned to the dorm and fell into a deep sleep. The next day, I went to the dance studio as usual. I cautiously stretched my legs. Sure enough, after Cameron's "treatment", the strange tension I had been struggling with was gone. I managed to spread my legs and complete a perfect split.

I unbelievably stated. And I do not want to return the book. That book is giving me answers. All of my questions before were answered by that book. I need to hide it, I need to keep it safe. I don't know what's urging me to do that, but I want to keep that book and hide it. I'm so sick of believing their lies. I hate dancing to the rhythm of uncertainty- I can't dance on that kind of rhythm in life. I want to be certain with my move and most importantly, I want to protect all of them. I do not want to be anybody's weakness.

Not that I bothered too much, Lewis was keeping the kings information and orders to himself and for that I was silently grateful. Dancing was really becoming easier, every single time I'd practice with Lewis I'd get just a little bit better. I'd become a lot more fluent with my moves, and I'd even received a very small amount of praise from the queen herself, I was shocked to say the least. I was currently in the library, Lewis had just stepped out leaving me with a palace guard whose name I did not know. I was sat, on the comfortable sofa with an extremely thick, leather bound book written by the very first king of the lycanthrope. His words were dreary and the book was long, I was only 11

They spent the whole day playing video games. Charlene wished it could last forever, a blissful escape where time didn't matter. "Marvel vs. Capcom is the greatest game of all time!!" Mike shouted, dancing around with glee. "Winner!" the game announced. "You've got to be kidding me, that's like the fourth time you’ve beaten me!" Charlene laughed, shaking her head. And then, her eyes landed on it—Dance Dance Revolution. She couldn't believe it. The game she'd always loved but never dared try in public.

Dear Reader Thank you for reading the first chapter of the book called, Dancing With Fate. Dancing With Fate was originally written as an Interactive Story Game. I am in the process of adapting it into a novel form. The original version contains a great deal of dialogue to fit the platform for which it was intended. Though you can enjoy the story in its interactive format too as currently published. (eg when Trayton speaks, the format will be as this: Trayton ~ “Are you dumb asses ready to go?”)