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    Learning To Breathe – (Chapter: Chapter 16)

     

    "Let’s dance," I said as I drank the remaining of my drink and held my hand out for Staci. She gladly took my hand and followed me to where Spencer and Lindsey were. I made sure I was facing Spencer and Staci was behind me.

    I felt Staci’s hand go down my body and squeeze my waist. Our hips were in sync, as she pulled my lower body closer to her.  I was grinding into her as I sat back into her.  After a while my legs started to burn from bending, but it felt so good. Even though I was dancing with Staci, I couldn’t take my eyes off Spencer.

     

    I watched as she grinded into Lindsey with one hand on top of Lindsey’s, which was placed right below her waist, and the other wrapped around Lindsey’s neck. She lay back on Lindsey as kisses were placed on her neck. They were moving as one, and I so badly wished it were I dancing with Spencer.

     

    We danced for another song or two, and the dance floor got more crowded every minute. Eventually my front was pressed up against Spencer’s and we were sandwiched between Lindsey and Staci. It was definitely hot enough to have eyes staring at us. I placed my hands on Spencer’s hips and she draped her arms around my neck. Her head was turned for half a song, and once she looked straight at me, it felt like everything was how it was supposed to be. We stared into each other’s eyes and smiled for what seemed like eternity as we moved to the music. The thought of Lindsey and Staci drifted my mind, and it felt like it was only she and I on the dance floor.

     

    "I’m gonna get a drink," Staci said as I felt cool air where her body was. I just ignored her and prayed Spencer was going to stay.

     

    "Would you like a drink babe?" I heard Lindsey ask Spencer. Spencer shook her head and Lindsey left after placing a kiss on her check.

     

    "Is this weird?" Spencer asked lowering her eyes from our gaze.

     

    "What do you mean."

     

    She looked around the room and didn’t make eye contact with me. "You know…you and me dancing when I have a girlfriend."

     

    "It’s not if it doesn’t mean anything," I replied. "Do you?"

     

    "Uh…uhmm no. Like you said. Not if it doesn’t mean anything," she rambled. I looked over at the bar and saw Lindsey and Staci talking at the bar.

     

    "You really love her don’t you," I said as a statement, not a question.

     

    "Well I’ve been with her for five years," she said.

     

    "So is that a yes or a no?"

     

    "Yeah. It’s a yes," she said looking down a little unsure.

     

    "I can tell she loves you very much," I said. I took a deep breath in down and then back at Spencer. "Spencer, there’s something I have to talk to y–,"

     

    "Hey Ash, mind if I steal this beautiful blonde from you," Lindsey interrupted with a grin. I looked at her and back to Spencer.

     

    "Go right ahead," I said trying not to show my disappointment. It was her girlfriend after all. If it was some stranger, I would have said no straight up.

     

    I stepped away from Spencer and Lindsey took my spot. I walked towards the bar where Staci was and sat down with a sigh.

     

    "Why the long face Davies?" she asked before swallowing another shot.

     

    "My chances just got bit in the ass," I replied and ordered another jack and coke.

     

    "Don’t worry my little songbird, fate will take its course," Staci said clearly a little tipsy.

     

    Fate. Fate better be on my side cause I have five more days before I lose her for good. 

     

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