Loud House Dance Novels & Stories

Aella came down from the staircase and walked to the newlyweds. Louve hugged her with tears in her eyes admists whoops and cheers from the crowd. Logan watched the two of them hug, amazed at his mate's beauty. Soon the foyer was cleared of the chairs and makeshift altar and the whole room was converted into a dance hall. The lights were dimmed and a soft waltz blared from the nearby speakers. Couples took to the dance floor and began moving to the rhythm waltz, and soon the whole room was filled with slowly swaying bodies.

Lloyd replied, pulling a chair for her to sit and he carefully removed her heels. He signaled the master of ceremonies and took his mic. “Does anyone have a problem with my wife dancing barefooted?” Echoes of No filled the room and he replied. “I thought as much,” taking her hand and helping her to her feet. Nancy’s face flushed hard as Lloyd’s hand circled across her waist as the DJ started playing Adele’s ‘To make you feel my love’ WHEN THE RAIN IS BLOWING IN YOUR FACE AND THE WHOLE WORLD IS ON YOUR CASE

I hung up in silence as I listened to his reprimand on the other end. Then, alone, I finished the birthday cake for my 30th. When Casey Lewis finally returned home, he frowned at the sight of the bare room and the empty table. “Aren’t you celebrating your birthday? Why didn’t you prepare anything?” he asked, irritation creeping into his voice when he saw that there were no decorations in the living room. I looked up at him with indifference. “Everything suddenly felt meaningless. I don’t feel like celebrating anymore.”

While I was waiting in the airport lounge, Lysander called me via video chat. I answered the phone, and the host acclaimed cheerfully, “Mrs. Thorne! I heard you were hospitalized. Wishing you a speedy recovery! As Elara’s sister-in-law, you’ve said you don’t want to miss her engagement party. Now you’re sending her your best wishes in this special way. We’re all so envious! You two really have a wonderful relationship! You’re welcomed to give blessings now!” I cleared my throat and turned the camera to my face, so that they can see my expression clearly.

His posture was slightly more relaxed than before. “I was worried,” Sebastian said when he saw her, his eyes scanning her dress as if looking for damage. “You took a while.” “I ran into Lindsay in the bathroom,” Karen replied, keeping her tone neutral. Sebastian studied her for a moment, but before he could press further, the music started. A small orchestra to play—something classical, soft, romantic. The kind of music that called for close bodies and slow movements. A few couples got up, walking to the dance floor that had been cleared in the center of the hall. Marcus and Dorothy were among them, moving with the rehearsed grace of people who had done this a thousand times before.

She purred. I heard Louise scoff before she looked at me. “Want to go dance?” She asked me in a low tone. I nodded my head. Still holding her hand, we got up and went to take a step before Robbie squeezed my hand. I forgot I was still holding his hand. “Where are you going?” He whispered to me. I just nodded my head to the dance floor and he understood for the most part as he let go of me. We walked towards the dance floor and veered off. Louise was heading towards the bar.

When was I going to get used to this? Cameron nudged me slightly. “Dance?” he asked, putting forth his hand. I hesitated at first, remembering our last conversation. But Cameron and I both knew there could be nothing more than friendship between us. “Why not.” I shrugged. The dance floor was chaotic in the best way. Flashing lights. Loud music that was changed into something slow and calming. I recognized the song, it was save a life by the fray. Bodies moving slowly in every direction. Cameron was surprisingly good at dancing for someone dressed like he was about to fight off all the zombies in the world, he was pretty good on his feet.

Louise said. “That’s an honor, professor. I will make it there,” MacPherson said. “Good. You can go to your post of duty now,” Louise said. “Okay, sir,” MacPherson said and sauntered out of the office. AT LOUISE’S HOUSE “Let’s dance, bud!” Louise said exuberantly. “Alright, professor; Let the songs roll in,” MacPherson said. Louise and MacPherson danced to the songs sourced from electronics as if there was no tomorrow. Later, Louise walked to the domestic bar and came back with four bottles of champagne.

“Do you wanna dance?“ She asked and I noticed she had taken a seat by my side. I frown and cocked my head.“Huh?“ “Seriously, we can't continue to sit like this. Let's get trashed tonight and I promise we'll head home after I see my brother and his friends.“ She pleaded, pulling off her jacket and placed it on the head of the couch. I hesitated, glancing around the room. She whinned, grabbing my hand. An habit I'm getting quite familiar with now. “Please, I really love this song.“ Dance the night by Dua Lips was playing, it was one of my favorite also. A dance wouldn't hurt. I sigh, standing up. “Alright but we go home after you see your brother.“ She smiled broadly and pulled me to the dance

The velvet walls are literally shaking because of the loud music, and it sends vibrations all around Eden and Harvey's bodies. Harvey starts dancing as soon as they get to the dancefloor. He moves his hips to the rhythm and starts singing aloud with the rest of the guests. Eden stands behind him and looks around to make sure no one suspicious is close. He sees a group of friends arriving, and he opens his arms wide so they don't disturb his boss. Hunter Knight and his minions arrive, and Eden rolls his eyes as he knows his presence means trouble. Harvey doesn't even notice him walking to the dancefloor as he's busy dancing. He loves electronic music, so he's a little bit lost in the beats.