Sophie smiled softly, listening to Raven hum and started to swing their hands to the rhythm.
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She smiled when Sophie began to swing their hands, still humming.
Sophie laughed softly at her somewhat childish action but didn't stop.
She kept humming.
Sophie smiled as she listened to Raven hum, wondering what song it was or if it was just a random melody.
It was random, nothing recognizable.
Sophie didn't really care as she enjoyed the sound. Quite a songbird, aren't you Ray-ray? she chuckled softly to herself.
Raven liked to hum, it was just something she did on instinct.
Sophie smiled softly and swung her arm up, playfully twirling Raven in a dance move.
Raven laughed softly when Sophie twirled her.
Sophie laughed with her and decided to keep their little dance going. Why the heck not?
Raven went back to humming as they danced, smiling.
Sophie smiled and started to sway with her to the rhythm of her music.
Raven opened her eyes to look at Sophie, dancing with her.
Sophie blushed faintly when Raven looked at her but kept dancing with her.
She smiled, still humming happily.
Sophie smiled softly and kept swaying. It was a simple dance but she was enjoying it.
She kept up her humming, closing her eyes again.
Sophie kept smiling and swaying to Raven’s tune.
She kept humming quietly.
“This is nice.” Sophie whispered, not losing their rhythm.
"It is." she agreed, before going back to humming.
Sophie smiled softly at her approval and started moving in an actual dance, keeping the steps simple for Raven since Sophie had taken a few years of dance lessons.
Raven had not had dance lessons, but did her best to follow along.
Sophie kept her moves simple and hoped they were easy enough for Raven to follow.
They were, mostly. The other woman caught on pretty easily.
Sophie smiled a little at that. “You dance well.” she whispered again.
"You dance better, I'm just following along with you."
“Thank you but sometimes you just need the right partner.” she assured. “Other people just have no sense of rhythm.” she added with a chuckle.
She laughed. "Ah, I'm sure that's true."