[ He's waiting in the corridor outside when she gets there, arms folded where he's leaned against the wall. A quick, lively tune filters out from the hall, bright with brass and a good, solid rhythm.
It's the sort of music that reminds him of days long past, a little fuzzy at the edges but not lacking in color or shine.
He also might be tapping his foot in time with the beat. ]
[ She hears the music before she spots him and she's grinning by the time she reaches him. It's definitely got a good beat. Not the kind of music she normally listens to not bad. Not bad at all. ]
[ You do, he almost tells her, in violation of the promise he made to himself: don't say shit about the future. The thought hovers out there regardless, while he tugs up his sleeves. ]
[ For a brief moment, she almost catches it. There's something, muffled against her mental walls, not able to make it out before he's rolling his sleeves up and she's thoroughly distracted, another laugh leaving her but more in disbelief, ]
...what?
[ Does he... oh. ]
You want to dance? Seriously? I don't know how to dance to this stuff...
[ She still stares at him in disbelief but the added comment has her scoffing good-naturedly. She's still not sure this will end well - sometimes she's felt like she has two left feet - but she finally takes the offered hand. ]
Small consolation with how I'm about to embarrass myself.
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[ She has to find it again but feeling for him should help that easily. ]
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It's the sort of music that reminds him of days long past, a little fuzzy at the edges but not lacking in color or shine.
He also might be tapping his foot in time with the beat. ]
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Where did you find that?
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Me? No, no- it was already doing this when I got here. Can't seem to find any source.
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So it's just... playing? Literally "music in the air"?
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"Too old"? If Mozart isn't too old why would this be? It's got a good beat.
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This is stuff we listened to back in the forties. Hm. Glenn Miller. [ referencing the latest song piping in. ]
Now these guys are some of the forefathers of rock.
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I know this one. When I would do my homework in the Professor's office, a few of these songs would slip in on the radio. I always liked this one.
[ But she nods in agreement, ]
I believe it.
[ She still likes her pop songs but she can appreciate good music, no matter its age. She leans over slightly to bump her arm against his playfully. ]
Did you just want me to come listen to music with you?
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[ She gets a slight bump back, and a perk of his brow. ]
Thought you might like the change from the Walkman. You wanna grab a seat, or cut a rug?
[ He's totally kidding on that last one, pfft. ]
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You know how to dance?
[ Yes, she's being a little smart-ass. Feel free to call her out on it, Logan. ]
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[ Well now he's a little defensive. ]
I'm gonna pretend I'm not offended by that.
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It was a joke!
Besides, I never have actually seen you dance so...
[ She shrugs. ]
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That's it. C'mere.
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...what?
[ Does he... oh. ]
You want to dance? Seriously? I don't know how to dance to this stuff...
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[ Take his hand, Jean. Logan adds, unable to resist: ]
It's not like you'll break my toes if you step on 'em, anyway.
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Small consolation with how I'm about to embarrass myself.
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You think I was any good the first time I learned?
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I don't know. Were you?
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[ Leading, he just rocks in time with the music, letting her get accustomed to the motion. ]
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You better not be saying that just to make me feel better. I could totally see you being a natural. Maybe not Gene Kelly levels but you know. Close.
Maybe.