I had been watching you all night. I, and the rest of the male population of the bar, of course. A fairly sizable portion of the women were watching as well, some with jealousy, some with lust. Your whirling, twirling and tantalizing body had electrified the crowd. Even on such a crowded dance floor, necks were craned, fingers were pointed, ears whispered in. Nobody wanted to miss a single second of you. It had gone far beyond dancing now. Over the course of half an hour, you had become one with the music. The baseline was your heartbeat. The lyrics were your conscience. The rhythm was your soul. The trance was complete, as shown by the number of guys who had tried to dance with you, and one by one, they skulked away, tails in-between their legs. It was not that you had rejected them. No, it was much worse: you didn't even know they were there. You were lost to the world, wrapped up in high hats and treble clefts.
So, what reason did I have to believe it would be any different for me? I had none, so I acted accordingly. Half buzzed, I slipped away from my friends to grab another drink at the bar, keeping you in my sights for as much of the journey as possible. I chugged down one glass, looking for the courage at the bottom, and made my way back to my seat with a bottle of beer. Then, propelled either by fate, or by rum, I decided I had to be closer to you, as if I were on a pilgrimage, and I was hoping to gain enlightenment just by being in your presence. My nerves would only allow me to get so close, however, and thus there I stood at the edge of the dance floor. There I stood, in a haze of alcohol, desire, and pumped-in smoke. There I stood, enthralled by this tornado of dancing elegance when suddenly you opened your eyes and looked straight into mine.
I was in shock, struck by a bullet. The look in your eyes seemed as if you were expecting me to be there, a small moment in the universe's great plan, to which only you were privy. Not only was I supposed to be there, but now I was the only one there. The crowd did not disappear, it just didn't matter anymore. I had crossed over, and in your world we were the only ones who mattered. As you took my hand, and led me towards the middle of the dance floor, I was able to take in your body fully. Your long brunette hair was once curled, but wound up attractively out of place. The sheen from your sweat made your body glow in the ever changing lights above us, and the black dress you wore had been teasing the crowd all night with flashes of what was beneath it. In short, I was in heaven, and holding my hand was one of God's own angels, and when you turned back to me and smiled, I swear I heard a choir sing. Consequently, all actions from then forward were much, much less heavenly, for then, we began to dance.
In actual fact, dancing doesn't even begin to describe what took place. We were connected in passion, attached at the hips as the music took you over once again. With my hands on your hips, and yours wrapped around my neck, we swayed to the rhythm, our bodies completely in sync. Your ass was grinding into crotch, giving my already half hard cock a reason to stand at full attention. It seemed the harder I got, the more you grinded into me, and I was certainly not complaining. Encouraged by your enthusiasm, and by the beer I just finished, I decided to see how long my luck would last. Sliding my hand down your leg, I quickly reached the end of your dress, and felt your silky smooth leg. I stroked your leg up and down then, expecting you to stop me at any moment, I slowly moved my hand up your leg and underneath your dress. You just pressed against me even more. I took it as a sign, and continued my journey up your leg, cupping your ass in my hand and squeezing tight. Then, filled with trepidation and booze, I moved my hand towards the front of your body and cupped your pussy, your panties already wet, either from sweat, or lust. Still, the long-awaited hand to push me away never came, and then lust pushed all fear and doubt out of my mind.