Sit Still Look Pretty Song Novels & Stories

I choose my playlist The 1975. Soon enough, the silence that once reigned upon us was replaced by hardcore guitar strumming. And this is how it starts... When the lyric of the song played she looked at me. "Really? Sex?" she asked. "What? I like their song." "Don't you think it's a bit ironic? You, me, alone in a small room together?" I ignored her remark and stood up. "What are you doing?" she asked in a mocking tone. "Dancing, can't you tell?" I joked.

It takes her a minute before she starts with ‘Stay’ by Sugarland. When she starts singing I watch the other guys for their reactions. When she gets to the second line in the song Neil picks up his acoustic and plays along with her. Looking at their faces I know I was right. Dez and Conner’s jaws are on the floor. They are blown away just like I was when I first heard her in the playroom. Hell, she is even better now. I can feel her putting much more into it than she did when she was goofing off. When she finishes the song no one says anything for a minute. I don’t think they know what to say. There is no way to describe what we just heard.

I slowly got up, went downstairs, and saw my girl cooking and singing in the kitchen. I smiled as I watched her swaying her hips, singing to Selena Gomez songs. She looks absolutely adorable. I placed my forearm on the wall, leaning my body against it. She turned, sensing my presence, and blushed when she saw me smiling. "Hi," she said shyly, tucking a loose strand behind her ear. I went over, engulfing her in a tight hug, and kissing her sweet lips.

I blush at the lyrics while he grins and sings the titillating song. "Take off her clothes by the fireplace, sexy, yeah," his gaze finds me briefly, and I press my back against the seat, stifling my shy smile. "She looks just like a dream, the prettiest girl I've ever seen," Nicholas sings, his eyes back on the road. He is amused, enjoying my embarrassment, but he changes the song soon.

I told Miranda. "See you at the house," she said, I took off my earpiece and nodded to the rest of the team. Grabbing a glass from a waiter I took a sip of the drink and watched Xania as she sang a classic. Sade's song, Still In Love With You, couples littered the floor as they danced together. The engaged couple danced with their heads pressed against each others. She walked down the stage still singing the song with grace and manner, smiling at the few couples she passed she walked towards me and wrapped her arm around my neck as her other hand held onto the mic.