She knew Annie hated any type of organized school activity.
Maybe she should have said, “she wouldn’t be caught dead here.” Because that’s what Annie had said to her a few weeks ago when Mikasa had lightly broached the subject of prom. “She doesn’t do this kind of thing,” Mikasa shrugged, hoping she wouldn’t press the issue. Zoe smirked triumphantly and turned her attention back to Mikasa. Ackerman fixed her with a seething stare. What else would you be doing if you weren’t here?” Ms. Ackerman said, nodding in solidarity with Mikasa. They said I’d regret it forever if I didn’t go, but to be honest I don’t really want to be here.” Mikasa averted her eyes, moving to pull up her scarf before she remembered she didn’t have it on, and settled for picking at her wristband instead. “Aren’t you missing one, though? You and Annie are attached to the hip usually.” Zoe smiled as she looped a pink band around Mikasa’s wrist. “Mikasa, I’m pleasantly surprised to see you here,” Ms. She wondered what kind of bet he’d lost to be stuck chaperoning the event. Ackerman with amusement, his lip curled in disgust as he surveyed the growing crowd of kids in the gymnasium. Zoe abruptly adhered a bracelet around his wrist.Īs she waited, Mikasa watched Mr. Eren was bouncing with anticipation and Armin was taking in the dance floor with wide eyes, the spell broken only when Ms. Mikasa stepped aside to let Eren and Armin go first, since they were actually excited to be at the event. Zoe waved to them, a handful of neon wristbands poking out between her fingers. “Kids! Don’t go in there without getting your wristbands first!” Ms. “Mikasa, are you going to move or…?” Eren gave his friend a gentle push forward, prompting her towards a table where their science teacher, Ms. Her and Annie would never be able to do stuff like that, at least not in public. Mikasa was torn between being disgusted at their PDA and being completely jealous. They kept tripping over each other and laughing while everyone around them smiled at their antics. They weren’t so much dancing as being silly Connie kept sliding his hands down from Sasha’s waist to her butt, causing her to step on his feet in retaliation. She recognized them as Connie and Sasha - everyone’s favorite high school sweethearts and a total shoo-in for Prom King and Queen. Mikasa’s heart felt heavy as she fixated on a couple near the stage, enjoying each other’s company. A few loners lingered near the buffet area, busying themselves with appetizers and (non-alcoholic, of course) drinks. Girls in groups giggled as an occasional brave guy would break off from his friends and ask one of them to dance. She watched couples meander amidst the dance floor, the colorful spotlights flitting across them like confetti after illuminating the huge “Prom 2017” banner hung above the DJ stage. Please note, Tell a Friend offers cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions shared by Oura.As soon as Mikasa stepped inside the gym, she began second guessing her decision to show up. It can be used toward any of our ring colors.
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