All the princesses, princes, and the king and queen wrapped their arms around each other as the DJ returned to his station to put on a slow jam.

Bette and Jodi sat down at their table, which was not far where Tina and Hudson were, sweating and panting. Jodi whispered something into Bette’s ear which earned a chuckle. She stood up and left for the bathroom, leaving her seat open for Tina to make her move.

Tina took the opportunity, excused herself from Hudson, and sat next to Bette. Both of them watched the dance, stealing glances with each other. Tina felt the moisture leave her throat as she saw Bette shining with perspiration.

"How are you?" Tina asked.

"Good, you?"

"Good."

 Bette started huffing, trying to get air that she missed out on while she was dancing.

"Need air?"

"Yeah," Bette said, fanning herself with her hand.

Both of them got up and left the gym unnoticed as people gazed lovingly at the "couples."

"That dance is crazy," Tina said as she walked on the lowest of the outdoor steps as Bette walked alongside on the ground. She used her arms to balance herself as walking in heels was not really easy.

"Yeah it is," Bette said as she looked at the night sky.

Tina’s left foot slipped on the edge and Bette’s body was able to catch her in time. Tina’s hands were gripping Bette’s shoulders, wrinkling the dress a bit and were lips were also centimeters away from Bette. It was second time this week they were that close.

"Did you hurt yourself?" Bette asked, the caring side of her showing.

"No," Tina said as she leaned her forehead on Bette’s, not wanting to leave where she was though her feet were starting to get numb. Bette held Tina’s hips, easing the pain and lifted her down onto the ground next to her.

The gym roared with applause, signaling the end of the traditional Homecoming Court dance. Another slow jam came on which was Renee Olstead’s "A Love that Will Last." (<–Good song)

Bette and Tina looked side to side, looking for anyone that would be watching. The song was about loving a simple someone without any complications and both couldn’t help to match it up to what they were feeling at this very moment.