Re: Dragonette's Thread
Celeste looked up casually at Lu-Ti as if nothing had went on, well nothing serious or naughty that is. She shrugged as she made her way out of the complex and towards the bus that was waiting for the two girls.
Eh, I was tired, ready to go home, she said blandly. Adding to what Lu-Ti asked about getting Adam on the floor as if she was going over a cheer routine. I think I had too many. He took me back home. As for him on the dance floor, remember I knew him a few years ago. I just kinda have that knack to pull even the less sociable person out on a floor. With Adam, you simply make him do it. Don't ask, just do. If he allows himself to sit in the shadows, he'll basically run over different runs, routes, maneuvers; that's not what he needs. Or wants really, is a bizarre way, even he needs a break from all the football stuff. You just have to figure out how.
She wasn't struggling, but it was on the harder side of easy to keep the smile down. As long as she kept thinking it was business, it was easier to keep the excited feelings she had at bay.
So any future dates with Mr. Hope? she said hoping to change the subject.