Stranger Things Snowball Dance Novels & Stories

“Hey—there’s Akio. Over by the chocolate fountain.” I follow Bibah’s gaze and yes, there is an enormous chocolate fountain off to the side of the dance floor. Akio, Andy Rogers, and a few other boys were goofing around it, dipping forked strawberries in the fountain and wolfing it down. My eyes scan the crowd for William, but I don’t see him anywhere. My stomach flitters a little bit as Bibah and I move towards Akio. “Dream” by The Cranberries is blaring, and it felt like it always had—as if the band had been singing in our ears since the beginning of senior year, ready and practicing for this moment. For prom.

Arleta screamed as she ran after him. " Fuck." Sebastian cursed. .... " Why would you sign me up for a dance I know nothing about? " Bellamy asked when they got to the school's hall. " I know you can dance. I can feel it. " " Well sorry to burst your bubbles, I can't dance. Never tried dancing before. " She said and Flora pouted. " Why won't you know how to dance? What New York girl don't know how to dance?!" " Well this one doesn't. Have you happened to see Cole by the way? "

"I have to sleep on his head!" Ah. That's why Mr. Weasel enjoys sleeping on my face. I thought to myself. I placed Snow on Will's pillow. She curled up in a ball on top of his head. "Some bad people are coming to the camp. I heard it today at the ball... Very bad people..." she said. "Who are they?" I asked. "Who said that?" "I don't remember. People look the same to me. I can't tell who's who. I was dancing with Will and I heard someone talking about coming to the camp tonight..." Then, Snow's eyes were closed, and fell asleep.

She asked bending down to make a couple snowballs. I made three snowballs. “Yes! They look nervous too. They have no idea what’s coming!” I snickered evilly. I watched as Conor leaned over and say something to Bart. Whatever was said they exchanged nervous glances. “Portal!” I whispered as we dashed through to three feet behind them. We pelted them with the snowballs and then ran back through the portal to the other side of the garden. I shut the portal so they couldn’t follow us.

Then, catching Paul's presence out of the corner of his eye, he jumped in shock. "Whoa! Why are you standing there so quietly? Are you trying to give me a heart attack?" Paul cleared his throat in a deliberate, tactical cough. "What's up?" Silas asked, removing his safety goggles and pausing his work. Paul hesitated for a second before asking, "Do you know how to roll a snowball?" "What?" Silas stared at him, baffled. Was this some new physics challenge? Spherical equations? Applications of sphere mechanics? Snowball dynamics…

Dim blue and white lights were making me feel like I was really outside in the forest at night, but despite the cold decorations, I was warm and could enjoy my stay without my nose turning red. Tina and her people had made an amazing snow night dance atmosphere. She knew it and was proudly standing on one of the silver tables near the entrance. Linda looked stunning, laughing and proudly holding my step-sister’s hand. I complimented them on their look-alike dresses, and for the next twenty minutes, we just chilled while watching Victory run play on a cute oval stage in the middle of the gym. It was great that Jane stayed professional and came after our fight in the store.

She'd always been curious about Heaven on Earth and had even asked Ewan once, but he'd turned her down flat. One of the other young men chimed in, "Why are you hesitating? It's just a dance competition." Snowy narrowed her eyes. "Why me? I feel like you've got an agenda." The guy answered quickly, "The competition rules say it has to be a sibling pair. Random duos won't cut it." Snowy sneered inwardly. Sibling pair? This whole thing screamed setup. She could see right through Kieran. He was a creep, and she could bet that "dance" included all kinds of inappropriate close-contact moves.

I do recognize them by their faces but I don’t even have any idea what their names are. I saw Jessie strutting towards the dance floor along with Lily and Alyssa. They were doing some sort of a dance move with their hands and legs and they all looked cohesive. I walked throughout the house and there’s people everywhere. The kitchen was field with the low-key people. The kind of people who wants to party without the dancing and they just want to have some meaningful conversation with their peers. The living room became the dance floor and obviously, most of the people are here. Some are grinding with each other and others are just making out as if they were the only people inside the room. I

Skye laughed nervously. “There’s nothing more we can do until we know we have more people to help,” sighed Grandma Rosie. “The Winter Dance is the biggest event of the year – we can make an educated guess that the demon will show up there. Demons are drawn to violence, so all we can do is stage an act of violence and hope that our demon is, well, attracted to it.”

Students laughed, chatted, moved around like the world hadn’t just tilted beneath my feet. She left. With Easton. Without telling me a damn thing. And what? I was just supposed to… wait? The academy bell echoed across the grounds, but I barely registered it. My mind kept replaying the same thought over and over. She didn’t tell me. Maybe Freya was right. Maybe it wasn’t about me. But why did it feel like it was? I reached the upper walkway just as the headmaster’s amplified voice boomed across the campus. “ATTENTION STUDENTS. The annual Winter Solstice Dance will be held in three weeks. Preparations begin immediately. Select your partners as soon as possible.”