Dine And Dance Monologue

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Title: Dine and Dance
Member: Minghao, OC (female)
Genre: Fluff
Rating: Literally nothing explicit (MINGHAO IS MY SON)

He was always the really quiet child in the background. So when I got asked out by him, as the most popular female in school who rarely got asked out on dates, well I was immensely flattered. The redness of Minghao’s cheeks that particular lunchtime was so adorable. I was ready to go out with him then and there. Of course I, Rae King, had to maintain some posture, so I coolly responded with a “Yes” and the date and time had been set.
Exchanging numbers with him was possibly the funniest thing ever. Daniel and Louisa claimed that it was the highlight of lunchtime, because he’d kept on checking to see if he gave his number
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We chatted a lot about our lives; those basic favourite questions and things like how this certain teacher is at school. It’s great having him in so many of my classes because we shared the same hatred for our physics teacher.
“He’s so pompous it makes me sick!” is going to be the new line I say because of Minghao. He actually hates him more than I do, and I hated him a lot. He’s a good teacher and all, but so rude I nearly left his lesson once because I just. Could. Not. And the food- oh my gosh I just couldn’t deal with how gourmet it felt. The cheese sandwiches had sautéed onions in and the sauce was so nicely flavoured I was going to cry. It wasn’t bland, or sweet. It was the perfect mix between spicy and cool. Minghao told me it was his father’s secret recipe that not even his mother knew. Currently I know that Minghao has four friends, a cousin, both parents still living and a personal studio for him to dance in. I may have just found someone I could potentially be serious
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Not to sound cliché, but it was pretty much pumping through my veins as I stretched my limbs out. I thank God that Minghao told me to dress comfortably and that I wore a top with leggings and my high-tops. Minghao, who had been dressed in a casual tee and knee-length trousers, had started to move with the beat. I grew curious to find out just what Minghao’s capabilities are. He seemed to be at pro level. I was right.
His style... kill me now. I have been dying to become friends with a B-Boy. Daniel’s more on the contemporary side of things, and Lou has two left feet. Minghao is literally my perfect guy. The groundwork was effortless and I just heard myself whispering ‘fucking dope’ every twenty seconds. I used to be in a dance crew where I partook in choreographing the basic moves that didn’t require much rehearsal time. But since that crew split up for certain reasons, I haven’t danced in competitions in a while. I was so amazed by Minghao’s routine that I didn’t notice him drag me towards the centre of the studio

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