I Just Wanna Dance By Tiffany Novels & Stories

We giggled like little girls and went on to the next and the one after that until there was nothing left to drink anymore. "Who wants to dance with me?" I asked, with a Cheshire grin. I feared that my mouth would stretch to the back of my head, due to how hard I had been smiling since we got here. “Come on!" The girls chorused and we left our seats, sauntering over to the dance floor. It was as though the Disc Jockey knew we stepped in, the song changed on cue, Collide by Justine Skye ft Tyga was blaring from the speakers, sinking into my pores.

"I thought you weren’t the type to dance?" Nathan chuckled, his hand slipping into mine. "There’s a lot you don’t know about me," he teased, pulling me toward the dance floor. The music pounded around us, the bass reverberating through my body as we found a spot in the centre of the crowd. Nathan’s hands found my waist again, and for a moment, it was just the two of us, moving in sync with the rhythm, the world outside fading into the background. His touch was magnetic, and every move he made seemed perfectly in time with the beat.

She snapped her fingers. “Yes ma’am?” William made an appearance. “I want to dance, make this happen, I prefer the tango.” “As you wish,” William rushed over to the live band. A quick word with a huge wad of money and the next hour was sealed. Jazz start swaying her body looking at all the shocked faces filled with building laughter. The women looked shocked; the men looked down their noses. She spotted a couple of shy girls trying to hide. Boldly walking closer, she extends a hand with a huge infectious smile and twinkling eyes. One of the shy girls suddenly feeling bold, accept the hand.

There was a DJ and lights and a buffet table filled with all sorts of yummy-looking treats. "Let's dance, Jack." Troy walked us onto the floor. The song playing was All of Me by John Legend. I put my arms around Troy's neck, and he put his arms around my waist. "The rest of the night is going to be about you and me and fun. Deal?" I gave him a sweet smile. "I'd like that." I rested my cheek against his chest as we swayed back and forth. When the song ended, another started. It was also a slow song, so we kept dancing.

Andrea smiled softly at Lana and didn't miss her stare daggers at Jay. "I'm sorry Andrea. I just really miss you," Jay said feeling bad. "I miss you too, all of you. I have to go now but you can check out my channel to see how it goes," she said as they expressed their love before ending the call. "We're here Miss Bonvie," the driver said, surprising Andrea. Only someone who knew of her channel would know that name and she didn't think a full grown man like him would follow too. "It helps relief me of stress. My daughter, Sandy Springs, she's your biggest fan. She introduced me to your channel," he explained.

He smiled one last time at the couple, before he stood up and walked towards the dance floor; Jake was not even looking his way, when he reached them. 'Do you mind, if I cut in?' He said with a smile. 'This is private right now.' Jake told him without letting Amber go. 'it's just a dance.' He said calmly not wanting to admit that he lost to this big headed person. But he haven't lost, he just hadn't gotten the chance to prove to Amber that he was what she always wanted and what she still wants. She didn't even look at him. 'You should just take a hike, the song is almost over.' Jake added as he smiled at Amber and she smiled back.

Within a year he'd started dating nineteen-year-olds, and in the eight years since, his girlfriends had stayed depressingly young. She'd been on her own and she'd survived. Wasn't that what mattered? That she'd managed to get the help she'd needed to move forward and thrive? She turned on her clock's radio and rocked her hips to the disco music that blasted into the room. She was sorry she'd missed the disco years-the music had such a driving beat. Of course, she was a total spaz on the dance floor, but what she lacked in style and grace she made up for in enthusiasm.

I could hear music in the background and when I got in, I saw her with a glass of wine dancing to the rhythm of the song. "We need to talk now!!" I yelled and she turned to me. She paused the music. "You scared me a little," she said. "Let's dance." "Stop it!" I yelled. "Why did you do it?" "Tiffany believes it's you who did it," she replied without any remorse. "You were fun being with," she chuckled. "But it's quite sad i'm going to get enough of how Luciano will never love you back." My heart skipped and I raised my hand to hit her but she was fast enough to hold my hand and pushed me back with a punch.

He walked away. I returned to my friends, but of course Skye was sitting at the bar talking to the bartender. Tate was flirting with a guy in a booth. I was left on the dance floor not sure what to do. So I looked around, I thought about looking for the guy but thought I'm not going to find him in the crazy ass crowd. So, I decided to dance by myself, as another one of my favorite songs came on. I started dancing to "My Oh My" by Camila Cabello, as I was dancing I felt my hands on my waist.

He helped me down the stool and without turning to see the look on Harold's face, I allowed Joe to lead me to the dance floor where I was going to shake off some steam. I made sure we stayed in a place that could easily allow Harold to see us without needing to stretch his neck. I didn't want him stressing himself. I danced and moved to the lyrics, rhythm, and beats of Collide by Justine Skye feat Tyga. It was just the kind of song that allowed me the liberty to show off my dance skills, one that involved rocking Joe. I couldn't say if I was enjoying it but because I knew Harold was standing there, watching us, I danced as I had never danced before.