Fletcher was totally done with this. He stepped back, but ofcourse the other man infront of him was one step ahead, brushing his hair. Fletcher blushed and tried to keep his eyes away. His childish personality and humble well being was being currupted. But... He was letting it. He kept the dance going before it was stopped as the song came to its end. He watched as the boy bowed and came close to him. Fletcher could smell his amazing black hair and felt it brush against his auburn cheek. He was frozen. He stood there as the boy played with his short, silky, brown hair, pulling and twisting on his small strands. He couldn't help but let him.
The boy was startled when a young lady came over, making Fletcher jump back away from Atzel's soft touch. He looked at her and blinked.
Y-Yes? He asked, watching as the girl blushed, twisting her hair around with her index finger.
Will you d-dance with me? She asked, pleading almost.
He looked at the girl confused then shook his head.
I was actually already.... He began to say, turning to the man that he was just talking to, but saw that he was gone. He blinked and sighed then looked at the girl, smiling.
Well, I suppose one dance wouldn't hurt..... He stated in a blank, apathetic voice.
Yay. Back to my old self. He thought to himself as he danced with the girl. He tried to keep a smile on his face, but it was quite hard for him.
As the song ended, the girl rested her head on his chest, making Fletcher a bit uncomfortable. He stepped back and smiled a bit, putting up his arms.
I-I'm srry, b-but I have to go. Alright? Then he turned without any other words and walked away, hearing the girl say "Okay" Then walk away. He felt bad, but he didn't feel like talking. he put his hand to his chest and closed his eyes, running out of the door to the lobby hall.
The boy stopped when he saw Kris, Kou, and everyone else. He blinked and wanted to say hi, but just couldn't get the words out. He shook his head and turned away, not wanting to intrude. All he wanted was to go away. He sighed and put his head down, on his way back to his bedroom, confused and apathetically.