Strictly Ballroom (open)
Nov 2, 2014 13:41:04 GMT -6
Post by Samwise von Erbach on Nov 2, 2014 13:41:04 GMT -6
Only a month ago it would have been rare to see Sam reading anything that wasn't part of his comic book collection. But here he was, with his nose so deep into a hardcover book that he had to keep one finger at the bridge of his nose to keep his newly acquired glasses from sliding off.
Lately, well since meeting Noelle and realizing she was out of his leauge, Sam had found himself in the library more often than not. Researching 'superhero' spells to impress her with and trying to get his grades up enough to decrease the gap between them. And even his professors were starting to see the results. Both Llewelyn and Adams had graded his recent work B and he had gotten several nods of approval by professor Kim lately.
And sure, there was a semi instructive book laid out on the table in front of him, but his eyes kept glancing through the pages of an other, much thinner and baby blue book. A 127 page step-by-step guide to slow dancing. Last time he had danced with Noelle he had felt like a fool, barely keeping himself from tripping over his feet. Was he to ask her to go with him to the Valentines Dance, he wanted to be able to lead this time. He sighed softly and tugged at his hair before remembering that he'd cut it. It barely reached past his ears when he pulled at it and instead he started biting his lip. It is proper ethiquette for the man to ask the woman to dance. Offer her your hand with a flourish and give a sligth bow. How was it possible for books to make even the most fun and exhilarating activity sound so boring?
Lately, well since meeting Noelle and realizing she was out of his leauge, Sam had found himself in the library more often than not. Researching 'superhero' spells to impress her with and trying to get his grades up enough to decrease the gap between them. And even his professors were starting to see the results. Both Llewelyn and Adams had graded his recent work B and he had gotten several nods of approval by professor Kim lately.
And sure, there was a semi instructive book laid out on the table in front of him, but his eyes kept glancing through the pages of an other, much thinner and baby blue book. A 127 page step-by-step guide to slow dancing. Last time he had danced with Noelle he had felt like a fool, barely keeping himself from tripping over his feet. Was he to ask her to go with him to the Valentines Dance, he wanted to be able to lead this time. He sighed softly and tugged at his hair before remembering that he'd cut it. It barely reached past his ears when he pulled at it and instead he started biting his lip. It is proper ethiquette for the man to ask the woman to dance. Offer her your hand with a flourish and give a sligth bow. How was it possible for books to make even the most fun and exhilarating activity sound so boring?