Sweet & Sunny

“Well, there’s some classics like tango, waltz, foxtrot, and ballroom dances.” She said, thinking about those. “Or there are some more… not classic dances like break dancing, dougie, more modern but song based dances.” She hummed. She personally danced however she wanted, not bothering with most rehearsed dances but it was a bit harder to teach improvised dancing when the other didn’t know basics.

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Cleo smiled, a bit surprised he had taken her up on the offer. He had truly seemed like he was going to walk away. “Alright, as long as you’re sure.” She said, turning up her music but pausing it. “So, what kind of dance do you want to learn?”

Cleo hummed a bit and grinned. “I can always show you. Dancing really isnt that hard but you need a good teacher.” She said. She had her father and mother, two of the best dancers she knew, even if it was something they did as a hobby when the restaurant was closed.

“What do you say? We can dance or I can turn it down and you can go back to whatever it is you were actually doing.” She said, raising an eyebrow at him.

When you think of the son of Happy the Dwarf, you’d expect him to always be happy, right?

Cleo nodded as he spoke, hips still swaying to the music. She hopped off the bed and made her way to him. “I mean, I guess i could do that.” she murmured, grabbing the remote to turn it down before pausing.

“Or, you could stop whatever you were doing and join me in a dance cutie.” She smirked, wrapping an arm around his neck. “Dancing is my way of relaxing and you are super uptight.”

He could feel a lump growing in his throat as he tried to swallow past it. He couldn’t help be feel a little upset with the fact that she’d called him uptight. No one had ever called him that before. 

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Cleo grinned as she stood on top of her bed, dancing to the music that was playing through her speakers. Her door was open, not caring about anyone showing up or trying to get her to turn her music down. 

She kept dancing until she heard a knock on her door, looking over to see some one she never saw before. “Yes, can I help you?” She asked, not bothering to stop her movements.

@smilxdwarfson

Originally posted by i-amawallflower

Hadley had been trying to focus on the book he was reading, but with the loud music coming from a nearby room was preventing this from happening. He left his room and headed over to the open door.knocking but not thinking he’d get an answer.