Misplaced Dance Steps

Mackaroon

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Dec 2, 2006
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He had, at one point, been amoungst people, but when listening to an mp3 player with every showtune known to mankind on it, it was easy to lose track of where his feet were taking him.

He had danced into the third floor, and proceeded to dance up the stairs, until he found himself in a small room. In which he continued to dancing, singing with his rich voice along with the song.

As usual, Freddie's attire was anything but normal. It consisted of a pair of black dress pants, white tank, and, as usual, a rainbow colored scarf. His static hair was sticking up all over the place as usual. And, by some plothole, his mp3 player still worked perfectly. (perhaps he was a perpetual battery.)

He did a few tap steps before coming to a sliding stop at the window and looking out, still tapping a foot to the beat and whistling along to the song.
 

Mouseh

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Jan 1, 2007
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It had been a tough day. First she had gone out to apply for a job, only to have her bag snatched when she wasn't looking. Than her interview bombed out, she was late from trying to track down the bag snatcher. When the interview didn't pan out she had gone to grab a smoothie to cool herself down, but the cup had broken and soaked her dress. When she had gone back to her room to change she had no clean clothes and had had to wait for an hour before the washing machine was finished. No, not a good day at all. She wearily climbed the steps to the tower, one of her favourite places to sit and be quiet. When she paused at the doorway to catch her breath she was surprised to hear whistling and other noises, a tapping?

Her eyes narrowed, she really hadn't wanted an audience, but she figured she wouldn't just turn around, especially since she had climbed so many stairs. Wrinkling her nose with distaste she decided just to walk in, so she did, paying no attention to the boy who was making so much noise at the window. In some random part of her brain she could hear some whining about a test score but she didn't pay any attention to it, resolving only to sit down and glare at the boy at the window.

After a few moments she became bored of the whole situation and uttered a small sigh. "Do you come here often?" She might be forced to find a new spot.
 
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