Dance, cowboy dance! (For Lobo)

Eliza was feeling confident in the ability of Tension's cowboy, he'd taken to it rather well. Ms Harenwood wasn't one to say bad things about people, but a part of her may have doubted if Clyde could do alright by dancing with a partner. And not in the wrestling way.

And perhaps Eliza should have listened to that, because Clyde broke the cardinal rule of dance. Never step on the feet of your partner, shame on you Mr Gastin! In an instant the dancing passion let out a quick yelp, releasing her hands from Clyde's. What resulted after was Eliza hopping on the spot, both hands on the attacked foot. Eliza had in the past taken insurance out on her legs in case of damage, so that she'd be okay. Her lower limbs were her way of life, well for the most part at least.

After doing that a couple of times Eliza would sigh, and then give a small smile to Clyde. In the ballrooms she grew up in there would be several hushed mutters going on, not of the good kind. Still Mr Gastin was new to this realm, Eliza knew that and so she wasn't mad. "Heh, got a bit ambitious there I think. Give it another go and more slower?" she said.

"OH GOAWD." Clyde cried out when stepped on Eliza's foot and she broke off from him, hopping on one foot while she nursed herself. "M-My bad!" He cried, wincing in sympathy for Eliza until her gesture of pain subsided.

Clyde then sighed to her before nodding, grabbing her hands and going a little slower in step with her this time, a lot slower, trying harder to be careful.

Eliza wouldn't say it but she found the reaction of Clyde to be rather funny, the way he said god for example. Ms Harenwood was tempted to say "Clyde dang it." but something told the British girl that he'd heard that one quite a few times. Best to just laugh it off and carry on, she knew she could have a bit of a terrible sense of humour.

Speaking of which slow and steady would win the race, Eliza nodded and got hold of Clyde's hands. "Right then Mr Gastin, as I said before. To the right, nice and steady. There we go, just remember that it's always to the right. We can keep going till you think you got it, you know you've done quite well. Your wrestling training gives you that extra dexterity I believe." Eliza spoke with a happy tone, it'd been too long since she danced with another person. Wrestling in the ring was a different sort she felt, but one Eliza certainly enjoyed.