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DANCING QUEEN
I wanted to embrace her but I didn't so I won't cause a scene again.
I waited for my name to be called as if they could read my mind.
" Kim Lalisa, welcome back once again. We have been anticipating meeting you. We can't wait to see your dance once more.
So which song will you be performing? The third judge asked
I noticed Hannah hadn't said anything since I came in. She was just glaring at me. I wondered if I offended her in my former life because I don't know why she hates me.
"I am going to sing and dance to Gotta go by Chung ha" I said.
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Contract Marriage, The King’s Pretend Wife
"I’m late for dance class with Roman!"
"Right." I could not ignore the mocking undertone. "Dance class with Roman."
Also, I wasn't that fond of learning the Penevian Waltz for the royal banquet and the wedding, but apparently it was some Penevian tradition in the royal family and very important to the people.
We had had two lessons in total, and today would be our third.
"Thanks for the heads up, Dalton. I appreciate it!" I patted the man on his shoulder before quickly running back inside the palace.
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The Music To Her Dance
Upon seeing his reaction, one would have easily sworn that I had amputated him or something.
"Violent much?" He yelled in my direction.
"Dramatic much?" I dryly retorted, with an equally loud yell of my own.
"Will you two just cool it?" Abby said just before her date could conjure up a comeback.
"Yes, ma'am." Jason smiled at her, and then extended his arm towards her. "May interest you in a dance, my lady?"
"I thought you'd never ask," she smiled back and linked her arm on hers.
"You look beautiful tonight," I thought I faintly heard him telling her, as they disappeared into the crowd.
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Dancing With Fate
I held out my grandmother’s grimoire and began to read the alliance binding ceremony scripture.
“By the Moon Goddess and her almighty being, we ask for support in the alliance between the Red Night Pack and the Eclipse Pack. We come to you through the unity of blood ties.” I was surprised as to how even my voice sounded. My mother handed me a dagger with ancient runes covering the handle. I cut my palm and outstretched my arm, squeezing my fist to push blood to drop onto the ground below me. I hissed as I cut myself, but the pain was short lived as my healing ability kicked in.
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The Pales
They all knew what would come next and were filled with anticipation.
“Hey Richards, go give them a greeting.” Daniels ordered quietly.
Richards walked up to the stairway and took a deep breath to yell down the stairway, “Hey, you bastards, DINNER’S UP!” He then rushed back to his position, as the shrieks and howls rang up the stairway. Zane stood ready with confidence in the hallway with his sidearm and combat blade drawn, waiting for the Pales to come bursting through the doorway.
The shrieks and howls got closer and the first Pale appeared in the doorway. It was about seven feet tall barreling on all fours towards us. We opened fire. Everyone connected their shots, it crumpled down onto t
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The Bride Wore Blood
Everyone is carrying a piece of magic, and the Duke is moving through them like a wolf in a flock of sheep.
‘You think he’s weaving a spell?’ Thade asks, his voice soft. I rest my arms on the balcony overlooking the dancers as they take up their places. I pick out Valerius, watching as he bows politely to Lady Pera. In the same way that Thade’s wolf seems to crackle beneath his skin with a blue light, Lady Pera’s skin seems to have a tone of green shimmering beneath. I watch, fascinated as Valerius takes her hand and holds her hip in a courtly hold, ready to dance.
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His Temporary Mate: Sold To The Lycan
I loved the imagery, men and women holding hands, and jibing in slow movement to the music.
There was doubt that I looked handsome, my black tuxedo suit giving me an exquisitely unique look. I had my hair fixed specifically for the occasion and that was all there could ever be—Regalness and Charm.
"Alpha Daniel," a voice called behind me the instant the dance session was over and I turned around to behold Lunar Adelia of the Moonfyre Pack.
"Hello Ma'am," I greeted and she bowed respectfully.
"May I have the second dance?" She asked politely, stretching her hand towards me. "My husband is chatting with the other men in the corner and I don't want to miss out. I haven't danced all day, you see
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Bankrupting the Alpha: Crowned by the Dragon King
Sol murmured, his voice so low it was meant only for me.
"I'm fine," I whispered back, tightening my grip on my invisible resolve. "But I think you might need a literal shield to get to the refreshment table."
"I don't need a shield," Sol said, his gaze finally shifting to me, his eyes dark and intense. "I have an Alpha."
The haunting, melodic strains of a medieval hammered dulcimer filled the hall, signaling the start of the ceremonial first dance. It was a traditional pavane—slow, stately, and designed to show off the grace and power of the ruling class.
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The Second Life Of The Princess Knight
“Of course, I will accompany the ceremony. No one could better accompany the ceremony than me. King Eric’s ritual would be incomplete without my drumming.”
“Yes, you are right. The sound of your drum has a power that can scare the enemy.”
Marias laughed and walked to enter the gate of the Palace of Nicundhra. The two guards looked radiant. A hundred gold coins were getting closer to coming into their hands. Then they saw the last two.
“These are two dancers who always perform a magical dance. Mr. Deus and Mr. Pawn. How are you, Sir?”
The two Deril servants walked forward. They showed flat faces, and their skin was as pale as paper. Both gate guards of the Nicundhra Palace exchanged glances.
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Grim Reaper's Bride
“Do you dance, Shannon?”
“I tango. My granna is a ballroom instructor. It's my favorite dance.”
“That's a shame. I waltz. But perhaps, we can make it work.” Skeletons emerged from the trees, dressed in orchestral attire. One plucked a violin. They ringed the decaying court. Their maestro surmounted a stump, then struck the band to life. Samael whisked us away to the center. “Will you follow, maggot, or lead?”
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The ending of 'Paladin's Grace' wraps up Stephen's journey in such a satisfying way, blending romance, redemption, and a touch of courtroom drama. After all the chaos with the assassins and political intrigue, Stephen and Grace finally confront their feelings—neither of them is great at emotions, but their awkward sincerity makes it heartwarming. The final scenes where Stephen defends Grace in the trial had me grinning; it’s rare to see a paladin use legal loopholes as skillfully as a sword. And that quiet moment afterward, where they just exist together, no grand gestures, just two broken people finding peace? Perfect. T. Kingfisher never misses with her character-driven closures.
What I love most is how the ending doesn’t erase their flaws. Grace’s paranoia doesn’t vanish, and Stephen’s guilt isn’t magically absolved—they’re learning to live with it, together. The book leaves enough threads for future stories (like Istvhan’s subplot) but ties up the central arc neatly. Also, the knitting metaphors throughout the book circle back beautifully in the finale. It’s cozy, bittersweet, and so very them.
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