Royalty Dance Studio Novels & Stories

He knew that a conversation with her would be insightful, possibly shaping the path he was about to take. Maria walked into the dance studio with her personal assistant and her ever-watchful personal guard trailing closely behind. The studio, with its gleaming hardwood floors and mirrored walls, exuded an air of elegance and creative energy. The soft strains of music floated through the air, filling the space with a melodic ambiance.

Lisa and Lori giggled at his surprise. "You're expected to change into bathing suits which they supply. It says fifteen minute maximum dancing in that room due to the heat. Then it's off to the co-ed showers which has its own DJ. You get another fifteen minutes then you go to the locker rooms, non-co-ed this time, and you get your clothes back. Is this a dance club or a spa?" "Ben, today it's all about mixing experiences! There is a premium charge to dance there," Lisa explained. He looked at the brochure again and sure enough there was a f*e. $25 a person. "How popular could this be?"

Most of the attendees were dancers or industry professionals, and the Sardovia Royal Dance Academy was an esteemed institution coveted by almost every dancer. The words "Sardovia Royal Dance Academy" echoed in everyone's minds as they tried to process what they had just heard. After a moment of silence, someone in the crowd exclaimed, "A recommendation to Sardovia Royal Dance Academy... that's practically an admission letter, isn't it?" "Oh my god! I can't believe the lucky prize is this! Why couldn't it be me?" another person cried. "But she's not part of our dance troupe..." a voice protested.

That was something she wouldn't let happen. I watched as Ruby shifted uncomfortably, then clung to Dad's arm with a pout. "Dad, I want to help Caleb, but if I make it to the national finals next month, The Royal Ballet Academy will offer me a spot!" The Royal Ballet Academy was a top-tier college. If Ruby got into such a prestigious institution, Dad would definitely feel proud. Dad's eyes lit up at her words. He hesitated as he glanced at Mom. Dad favored Ruby because she was beautiful and great at sweet-talking. At school, she wasn't only the cheerleading captain but also an outstanding student with excellent grades.

We had entered a dance battle last week against ten other crews in the area and had come second, winning over $1,000 in prize money. Not that we ever saw any of the money, it went straight on studio time and uniforms, music, and fliers or posters. I loved to dance, street dance was my favourite and anything that went with a hip hop beat got my vote. It had always been my dream since I was a little girl to have my own dance studio, maybe one day I’d get there, but it seemed highly unlikely. “Hey, I’m so sorry guys, I overslept,” I said, looking at them all apologetically as I walked in.

“One-two-three! One-two-three!” An instructor clapped her hands as several girls in ballerina attire moved in rhythm. Danice watched in awe. Every room buzzed with activity—some students practiced ballet, others performed Eastern dances, cultural dances, or hip-hop routines. The guide beside her noticed her bright, admiring eyes and began explaining the studio’s membership. “Once you have a membership, you can attend three trial sessions for free. You may learn any type of dance. Our instructors are renowned in their fields—you’ll learn a lot in just three sessions.”

She didn't want he felt troubled so she tried to lessen his guilt. Out of all of them, only Rohit and Riya Agarwal were dancing very well. Rohit and Sofia had learned from their butler who was also their etiquette teacher and as for Riya Aggarwal, well she was associated with the world of fashion, so she had to learn a few dances for the ballroom.

What was I supposed to say to that? “Uh, thanks?” I managed. Nicholas hardened his gaze. “If you will excuse us, Prince Ronan. We’ve only just arrived. There are many introductions to make.” Ronan nodded critically, though he continued speaking to me, “Piper, in honor of your arrival, the royalty and nobility have been hard at work turning some of our movements into what your people call dancing. It would honor me if you would grant me your first dance.” “I must insist on the first dance,” Nicholas said. “As is my right as the man accompanying her this evening.”

She asked, taking took out her own dark violet dress that looked really beautiful. "What do you mean evening dance?" "Oh, I forgot to tell you. Since it's the Alpha king's birthday today, the Royal Palace has also organized an evening dance. It's basically so that Alpha king can dance with either Melissa, Laila, or any girl that isn't mated and showcase that he will be having a luna soon." Milly explained.

she replied excitedly. She was a very talkative and bubbly girl, unlike me. She had turned eighteen just a few months ago, and since she was our little princess, we had all decided that she wouldn't attend the Royal Academy. As popular and prestigious as the Royal Academy was, I knew the truth about it, and I didn't want my little sister going there. In the end, she was enrolled in Luna Academy, an elite school exclusively for girls. Only daughters from Alpha, Beta, and Gamma families could attend. The academy also prepared them for their future roles as Lunas.