Sophia From Dance Moms Novels & Stories

We're in a club, standing by the bar drinking while laughing at Michael and his New York horror stories. Sofia drags me onto the dance floor. I never dance and she knows that, the one thing she had to force me to do, but with everything I'd pushed on her, it was the least I could do. It certainly didn't feel like a chore as our hips moved together in a crowded sea of people. "I thought you said you couldn't dance," Sofia said into my ear with her arms wrapped around my shoulder. "I said I didn't like to dance, not the same thing. I've got moves baby." I suddenly want to punch myself for calling her baby we agreed this only a friends with benefits thing.

Why should my happiness be sacrificed for my parents' financial troubles? "I know, Mother," I say, trying to keep my voice steady. "But it's not fair that I have to give up everything for your mistakes." My mother's expression softens, but only slightly. "I understand that it's not easy, Sophia. But you have to remember that we're all in this together. We're a family, and we have to help each other out."

But wait don't you think this needs a dance yeah i think so. I played " No more sad song by Little Mix" and i kept dancing yeah apart from food the thing i love most in this world is dancing sometimes i do go for competitions done in the streets and i always come as the winner well you know what my mum knows about my obesity with music and dancing but she doesn't know i go for competitions why because she hates it she doesn't want me to go to music line. She get furious anytime she sees me doing it but i don't care why because I am me. I danced for like two hours but i kept feeling I am forgetting something i wonder what that is. Oh my God my job! its past an hour already what am I gonna do

“What do you want from me? We don’t even know each other, why are you so mean?” Sophie asked, she watched as she walked close to her. “I am going to let you get away with talking back at me for just today because you are new but don’t think you can do what you did today and stay alive,” She said pushing her again before pushing a bucket in her hand. “Go get me water, the one in the restroom here ain’t running,”

She blinked before returning a smile. "Oh, we've never met, but that doesn't matter," I said, my smile widening. "You're Sophia's mother, right?" Her expression shifted, a guarded look replacing her initial warmth. "Yes, that's right. What do you want? Are you trying to hurt her?" "What? Of course not. I'm Sophia's friend. We've known each other for years. I just wanted to give her some advice," I replied innocently. "Like, maybe she should stop clinging to Jared."

She nodded her head, "Mum is being held down somewhere we know nothing about, it won't be easy trying to find her, but I believe we can find her if we try. The only problem is that we are yet to even uncover who is behind the attack of the two packs." "Leave that to me, I will find out by myself, what matters right now is that we do what's needed. I can't wait to see the look on Mum's face, when she sees me and also see her two grandsons. She would be really happy I bet." Sophia exhaled, "Yeah, she would probably be happy, that I bet." We hugged each other again and returned to the party. The party came to an end after three hours and we all returned to our different homes and rooms. The hap

After work, Sophia drove to the Russo estate to see her children. The moment she stepped through the door, the tension in her shoulders began to ease. Chloe's laughter echoed from somewhere upstairs. Liam's voice carried the excited cadence of a boy explaining something scientific. Tristan's quiet presence was a steady anchor in the chaos. "Mommy!" Chloe appeared at the top of the stairs, her pigtails askew. "You came! I knew you would come!" "You always know," Sophia said, catching her daughter as she launched herself down the stairs. "Careful, baby. You'll fall."

"We'll do whatever it takes to keep each other safe. We've been through tough times before, and we'll get through this too." Abatrose smiled, his eyes sparkling with determination. "We're in this together, always." Sam, Sophia, Brent, and Naki joined in with Sarah who was getting so big. She was six now and had just started school, Sophia her teacher and Sam's mate, said she was doing well. We watched her as demonstrated her first Hula dance. She was really good, she and Abi had been practicing together. We all cheered and applauded as Sarah finished her hula dance, beaming with pride. Abatrose gave her a big hug and a high-five. "You're a natural, Sarah!" Abatrose exclaimed.

"Sophia, should I get you a drink?" "No, I'll sort myself out whenever I'm ready." I looked at the two girls. Something was definitely odd about them. "Excuse me, a girl got to dance." Sophia did not wait for anybody's before she took off her shoes and she walked to the dance floor. Nah, she danced to the dance floor and soon enough, she was the center of attraction there. If stealing the show at someone's party was her plan, then that's very low.

she announced. "I am so sorry, baby. How was your day?" "I became the queen of our dance today." "Oh, that's superb." Sophie had always liked dancing and had said she would become a ballet dancer when she grew up. She won the queen of her ballet class back in New York and led the dance. Now, she was pulling weight here in her new school in California too. I have never been happier. "Our annual ballet dance is coming up next week," she announced again as I stood and grabbed her pretty little hand. "You will come see me dance and auntie Lily will be there too, right mama?"