Danced All Night To The Best Song Ever Novels & Stories

Jill’s POV Oh my god what a night, we danced until my feet hurt, laughed until my face hurt and drank until we had a nice and merry buzz. I could honesty say that tonight was one of the best nights of my life. I loved watching my friends dance and have fun with their men. Even Steve was having fun and rocking the dance floor with Vic. I was sad when the DJ announced that this was the last song. I was not ready for the night to end yet. Chad pulled me close for the last song and kissed the top of my head.

The Carrington family, including Taylor, Tristan, Grayson, Serena, Eric, and even the governor and his wife, started a dance formation. Savannah was busy cleaning up and didn't notice at first, but when she realized she was the only one still at the table, she turned around laughing. ~ "I got a feelin' That tonight's gonna be a good night That tonight's gonna be a good night That tonight's gonna be a good, good night" ~ Their dance moves were simple, but they sang along to the song. The more surprising part was how some workers suddenly appeared from hiding and joined in! "What's going on?" Riley asked curiously.

He said and others agreed. "We should dance first since I don't think we will be able to do it after having dinner. What's say?" He asked. "It will be perfect." Ava replied. "I always say the perfect thing sweetheart." He winked at her and she rolled her eyes. Damein turned on the music at a loud volume. "Let's dance everyone!" He said shouting crazily. All of them cheered and went to dance. They were dancing like there's no tomorrow, swaying their bodies to the tune of the music.

Grabbing my arm, we walked hand in hand to the dance floor. “YAY!” Roxie and Jolene raced to the dance floor. Single Ladies had just started playing, allowing us to jump right in. Making a circle, the guys stood around the edge of the floor, watching us. Eventually, they handed us drinks but never joined us, not that we payed much attention to them. “Last song of the night!” The D.J. yelled out. Closing Time came on. Everyone slowly walked off the dance floor, back to their mates. The staff had most of everything cleaned up and trash thrown away. Ethan’s eyes were showing something in them that made my stomach twist.

Nina and Mason had given up dancing entirely; Mason was on one knee tying Joel’s shoe while Crown gummed Nina’s necklace and giggled. Ruby had commandeered the DJ booth and was forcing Rowan and Sage into the most chaotic Macarena known to man. Lorelei and Vance slow-danced like no one was watching, foreheads touching, still crazy in love after all these years. Rhett turned me in his arms, took my glass, set it aside, and pulled me onto the floor. One song left before the night ended. He held me close, one hand low on my back, the other laced with mine over his heart.

"Then I'm going to spend the rest of my life showing you that it is not a dream but your newfound reality. He put the chair backwards and helped her to sit down before going to sit down opposite her as the waiters handed them their dinner about leaving them alone as privacy. Try the entire dinner the last and earth and fed each other enjoying themselves listening to the good music as Carlos stood up and stretched his hand in front of her as she held it and was pulled to the dance floor. "Dance with me this is my favourite song." He said as he led her into the dance as they stared at each other eyes. It was a song by Christina titled A thousand Years. Rachel smiled as she danced alongside the

"We could all have dinner together." "That's not a bad idea; you can invite Amber." "We'll go shopping tomorrow, then?" "I'll go. What kind of food are you gonna want?" "The traditional Thanksgiving food." "Okay." I heard a familiar song come on: "Stand By Me" by Ben E. King. When the night has come, and the land is dark. "This is a nice song to slow dance to," I commented. Adam smiled at me, stood up, and held out his hand. "May I have this dance?"

I need to forget what happened tonight and this is the best way. We continue dancing and drinking for what feels like forever. It has basically been all 90′s hip hop and pop with a little country mixed in. We get lost in the music and are having such a good night. I don’t realize that the boys have returned until a slow song comes on and the girls let out a collective “Ahh man!” “I for one am so glad because my feet are killing me. Seriously, I hate heels. Why do you guys wear them all the damn time and on purpose?”

We danced and celebrated well into the night, the music and laughter swirling around us, our love and joy infectious and free. The drums pulsed like a strong heartbeat, the firelight casting a golden glow on our skin. I felt alive, my senses heightened, as I danced with my mates. They danced closer to me with our vampire stamina, our hips rolling to the powerful beats of the drum, we danced hard. Kie's eyes locked on mine, his gaze burning with passion, while Abatrose's hands traced the curves of my body. David's smile was radiant, his eyes locked onto my breast, as Niklaus's hands guided my hips in sync with his own. Lacy's laughter echoed through the night, her spirit free and wild as Luc

Michael grabbed his wife, Jenifer, spinning her around, and hell, even my parents, who never dance at events, joined in. When Never Too Much by Luther came on, the whole place came alive. It felt like one big family reunion. Then the tempo slowed. The first soft notes of Against All Odds by Phil Collins filled the air. Without thinking, I walked up to Aria and held out my hand. “Dance with me,” I said. She hesitated for a second but then nodded, slipping her hand into mine. We ended up next to an elderly couple, and she giggled. “So, is this our song now?”