Throwing Stones In A Glass Room [Aidan]

[Aidan Kinney]

"You want to have this baby?" Aidan sighed wrapping his arm around her and playing with her hair. "Don't you understand that if you don't get some rest the baby will be in danger? Come on, you're a smart girl. Why can't you understand it?" If only there was something he could to for her. He'd give her money if he could. If he had any

[Reese Mackenzie]

“Aidan I would never hurt my baby on purpose!” she called out, pulling the tiniest bit away from him so she could look at him but still remained in his arms. “It’s just…things are a lot more complicated than anyone knows.” Rubbing the side of her head she let out a soft sigh, “Dancing is like a way for me to deal with stuff, just like you play your guitar. I just got carried away. It won’t happen again.” Or so she hoped, she couldn’t use this fainting thing. Not during class and especially not during work.

[Aidan Kinney]

"On purpose no. I know that. But now you're aware of that. now you know what can happen if you don't take a break" Aidan said sighing and staring at the windows over her head. "I know what it means to you. I know that sometimes it's the only way out. The only thing that saves you from doing something stupid. But in this care dancing is this stupid thing. So if you really want to dance from now on you'll stick to waltz"

[Reese Mackenzie]

Reese might be one very stubborn girl but she couldn’t deny Aidan was right though. She wouldn’t do anything to risk the health of her baby but she needed to dance to earn money. Unless she could find another job at the dance school, which wasn’t a given either.

“The waltz? You don’t want me to bounce around but twirling around in circles is just fine?” she asked, well if that wouldn’t make the baby nauseous she didn’t know what would. “And who would want to dance the waltz with me anyway?” she knew for a fact Tony probably wouldn’t. He wasn’t much of a dancer as far as she knew.

[Aidan Kinney]

"Well...you could try" Aidan shrugged. Maybe the baby wouldn't mind it. "If not waltz then maybe...foxtrot?" And that was as far as Aidan's knowledge about dancing reached. "How about Chris?" Aidan asked. Crazy idea. he didn't even know if his boyfriend danced. He know for sure he didn't. Maybe if he practiced. He was rather graceful and maybe if he proacticed. But no one has ever bothered do teach Aidan any steps

[Reese Mackenzie]

A faint smile tugged on her lips, he was such a sweet guy for trying to help her. “Salsa, that one is so much more fun.” You could twirl around on great music and it was just an energetic dance. Although Aidan might not think I’d be that much of a great idea. “Chris dances? You’re not even going to sacrifice yourself and offer to dance with me?” she asked, with a little pout. Trying to lighten the mood up some.

[Aidan Kinney]

Aidan blushed vivid pink biting at his bottom lip. He took off his glasses and looked down. "I can't dance" He said quietly. "Not even one step. Of anything. I've never danced" Actually even though it sounded unreal it was true. Aidan Kinney has never danced before, unless one would count those few times of hips swinging alone in his room when his family was gone to church and his briuses were too visible to allow him to join them

[Reese Mackenzie]

Unlike a lot of guys Aidan wasn’t macho or trying to impress her all the time. He was this sweet, caring and cute guy who actually meant every word he said to her. “How about I teach you how to dance…” she said, pressing a soft kiss to his cheek. “…and you can make sure I won’t dance too much.” It would be a pretty good deal, and she would get to spend some more time him. She missed that, hanging out with him. “Please?” pressing another light kiss on his cheek.

[Aidan Kinney]

Aidan blushed more when she kissed his cheek. His eyes widened. "you...you really mean that? You'd teach me to dance?" He asked softly. He'd love that. "What if I appear to be a terrible dancer?" He asked then smiling a little. He really didn't know what kind of a dancer he would be. That could be a total disaster

[Reese Mackenzie]

“Well yeah, why not?” This would be perfect cause then no one would try to make her stop dancing. Cause if word got out she had fainted it would not only be Aidan but also Graham, Tony, Chris and lots of other people who would force her to stop dancing. “You won’t be. Besides you can only get better if we practice and then you can impress Chris with all your new moves.” Her voice soft but a little smile was now stuck on her face. Although they might have to wait a few days before they could start the whole teaching thing though.

[Aidan Kinney]

Aidan grimaced at her idea, the memory of christian throwing him out of his room and his life still fresh in his memory. "I...don't think I'll be able to impress anyone with my dancing" He said quietly turning his face away from her. She probably didn't know they broke up. If that's what one could call it. For Aidan it was the end of the world but he didn't want to tell her that. he couldn't talk about it yet. "You know how clumsy I am at times. That wouldn't be a nice view"

[Reese Mackenzie]

Reese snorted, “Course you will, once we get you started on those dance classes you will turn into an amazing dancer. You’ll see.” She was a good dancer, but even a better teacher. Aidan wouldn’t be the first one she would have taught how to dance. Still she watched his whole demeanour change, which she didn’t liked at all. Something was up but she wasn’t sure if she should ask about it or not. “Clumsy is cute. It’s like a law.”

[Aidan Kinney]

Aidan laughed nervously. "you'll change your mind when I break your foot" Well he was clumsy but hopefully not that much. Still he definitely couldn't understand how it could be cute. "But we could give it a try" he said smiling and nodding. "If you really want to try I can't say no. And maybe you'll turn me into the next Fred Astaire"