Deku Dancing Novels & Stories

” Andrea announced energetically. Thank god it wasn’t Moskov. I swallowed my mouth was suddenly dry. “Since that was our highest bid in the auction, please make your way to the dance floor for the first dance with Ms. Grey! Thank you Ace De Luca for your generous donation!” The lights dim, and my attention falls on a smirking Ace De Luca. He was leaning against the back wall with his eyes fixed on me. He was wearing an all black fitted three piece suit. His hair perfectly done. His muscular arms were crossed, and his leg was propped up on the wall behind him. His lips started to slowly form into a smirk as he looked me up and down. He shoots me a wink, and motions with his fingers for me to

Can't believe I just had my first drink of alcohol ’ I thought. When in got inside the club, there I saw about five hundred human body's dancing around. Some people were grinding into each other that even my finger couldn't have fit between them. There were so many people that it was difficult to step in. Lydia held my hand as she pushed us among the crowd, we had to get bar but it wasn't until our grind with the others. Finally we got to the bar, I was already feeling dizzy. I felt like dancing to the song that was playing ‘no dulling’ by Keche featuring Kwami Eugene. So I got up and started dancing and this was also the first time I was dancing with so many people.

Marcus wanted to brush the question aside but Bryson stopped him and asked Marcus to give the microphone to Dede. "You stood on stage, sang and danced in front of eight hundred people. They are less than a hundred. Think of this place as a stage and you are singing. Tell them what happened," Bryson whispered to Dede. Dede nodded and stood up holding the microphone. Her hands were visibly shaking. "Hello," Dede said into the microphone. Her voice was so soft to the ears.

Said the metal shaper. “Back up boys a girl needs some room.” Said Dejon. Dejon then began to sing and dance using the power of water to wow the crowd. Once the dance was over all the men clapped and cheered. “A deals a deal.” Said The metal shaper and the metal shapers helped Dejon and John dig up and retrieve the sky metal.

I placed my hand into his outstretched palm. He was taller than me but I managed to admire the outline of his face without missing a single detail, not even the slight cut on his lower lip. He was an attractive man and his long hair added extra flecks of beauty to his handsomeness. "I must be fucking breathtaking, Princess Namia." My dance partner mumbled like an idiot but his aura said otherwise. I perceived unmistakable strength and even though he caught me checking him out, I couldn't be bothered. It was a crime to be that attractive anyways which meant I was no criminal. The drums and other instruments soon began playing a sweet slow melody for us to dance to. I wasn't the best dancer b

This was my moment, our moment. With a graceful twirl, Kayden led me into the dance, our bodies moving in harmony with the rhythm. His gaze never left mine, his eyes filled with warmth and love. His grip was firm yet gentle, guiding me through the dance with effortless grace. Beside us, Jayden danced with equal elegance, his every move a testament to his strength and command. His hands were warm and steady, guiding me through the steps with a confidence that was infectious. As we danced, the crowd watched in awe, their eyes reflecting a mixture of admiration and respect. We were their leaders, their Luna Queen and Alpha Kings, and this dance was our first act of unity, a symbol of our shared

A gentle breeze, the rhythmic beat of Hula music, and drinks that could make one forget every worry—Hawaii was absolute perfection. "Elea! How much longer are you going to stay out there?" Drex called out, watching his 'assistant' dance like a madwoman alongside the local Hula performers. "This is fun, Drex! Come over here and shake your hips like them! I bet you can't!" "You're underestimating me? Huh! Is there anything Drex Ethan can't do?"

The second practice hadn't been anything special, just dancing under supervision, letting Amara list each step and its mechanics. Declan didn't know dance jargon. He just did the steps as Amara taught him and forgot the names she'd tried to drill into his head, paid attention to her movements and loved being a part of them. Today, finally, was the performance Lucas wanted.

Sitting beside my star, I watched as he had fun with Laís and Matheus, learning how to dance dabke. The dancers were teaching the three of them the steps, and I saw one of the bodyguards translating the instructions for Bruno. I looked at my star and kissed her hand before standing up. I kissed my masbaha and stepped into the area reserved for dancing. The band, which was playing cheerful music, paused when they saw me approach Bruno. “I’ll lead the line…” I announced, holding his hand and twirling the masbaha above my head. A few other men joined, forming a longer line. The band started drumming, and I felt the frenzy that dabke ignites in my soul.

'Hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, they danced by the light of the moon. Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass; it’s about learning to dance in the rain.' Drake frozen in place when he saw his whole family members. He was very shock to his bones as he stare at them. "Look at me!" Paul says sharply causing everyone in the room to turn their head towards him. "Take this calculator and do this equation for me drake." Paul said to him.