The Girl He Ruined
He pulled me onto the dance floor, not too close, not too far-just enough space to laugh, sway to the beat, and exchange playful quips between steps.
"Bakit parang hindi ka sumasayaw?" he teased, doing a tiny shoulder shimmy that made me burst into laughter.
"I am dancing! Elegantly," I shot back. "Hindi ako katulad mo na parang may sariling disco ball."
"Excuse me," he gasped. "This is Milan-trained groove. Limited edition 'to."
"Limited dignity, you mean."
He twirled me, one hand still holding mine, and for a second I forgot about everything else-the cameras, the pressure, the fact that somewhere in the room, Thorne was probably watching.
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