Aurora hated dancing, much like she hated anything that she wasn't good at. Some might wonder though, why, even with her immense hatred for the particular activity, she devoted majority of her free time to it. The reason, to anyone who actually knew her, was obvious. She planned to master the art. Too bad she was unwilling to let her body loose and actually dance.

Sighing, Aurora turned up the already blaring music, carefully began stretching. It wasn't just necessary for her ego to get better at dancing, as a flyer, it would help her perform better too. Making her movements more flexible therefore earning more points. Smiling as she thought of the good outcomes of better dancing, she failed to notice the slight creek of the opening door over the loud music.

Lucas glanced into the room and saw Aurora. He raised an eyebrow and entered the room. "Hey do you mind turning that down?"

"No but I can't because if I do people will hear me trip." Aurora explained distractedly, not noticing that someone had entered the room and continuing with her stretching. The realization suddenly came to her soon enough and she quickly stood up and walked over to the music system, lowering the volume a little. "Sorry." She mumbled, her shy nature preventing her from adding anything else.

Lucas looked at her amused slightly and shook his head, "It's okay" he went over to her, "'So... not really a dancer?"

"Nope." Aurora admitted, grimacing and shaking her head, which caused her curls to bounce all around her. Noticing them, she quickly rummaged out a rubber band and hurriedly tied them. "You?"

Lucas shook his head, "Nope." he tilted his head to the side, "So why are you in here if you aren't a dancer?"

"Because I want to be one. Plus I haven't really 'discovered' what talent I am supposed to have and it will help with cheer leading." Aurora explained distractedly, wrestling with her hair to stuff them in the band. "So what is your talent?"

Lucas nodded slowly then answered, "I'm a soccer player."

"Yeah you guys suck!" Aurora snorted with laughter, remembering the events of the morning. "I cannot believe we have to cheer you on!"

Lucas rolled his eyes. "Hey we do not suck"

"Well I haven't exactly met you, but yeah the rest of your team sucks." Aurora replied thoughtfully, dropping down her bag and ready to begin dancing. "So.....uh......what are yopu doing here?"

Lucas shook his head and chuckled. "Oh well I'm here cause I was just checking out the place"

"Yeah its very....... mirrored?" Aurora remarked, thoughtfully inspecting the room. "So....uh....would you....like, mind if I asked you to.......hep me?"

Lucas went over to her, "What do you need help with exactly?"

"With dancing. I am bad at it, in the best state. Its like when I start dancing people start going to the hospital." Aurora explained in a soft voice, fidgeting with her hands guiltily as she thought of all the 'accidents'.

Lucas laughed softly and nodded. "Okay, I'll help you"

"Great!" Aurora cheered up and straightened up before a frown of confusion clouded her features. "How do you dance?"

"What do you mean how do I dance?" Lucas questioned and did a few stretches.

"No, I meant how to dance? How people dance? 'You' was a substitution word used to represent a whole while using a part." Aurora explained distractedly, watching her various reflections in the mirror and trying to spot which one was the brightest. Technically, it was proven the second one would be the brightest, but she wanted to practically check it.

"Oh... okay?" Lucas said still not understanding her. "Umm well what dance do you want to learn? I know a little of all types of dancing.."

"Which is the easiest? We should start with the easiest." Aurora replied musingly, still distracted by mirrors and reflection. She only hoped that the guy wouldn't think she was distracted by his reflection. Which reminded her, "By the way, I am Aurora."

"Lucas." he responded then looked at her, "What are you looking at in the mirrors? Me?" he grinned.

"You flatter yourself." Aurora scoffed before launching into a complicated explanation. ":I was checking to see which of the multiple reflections caused by total, internal reflection of light is the brightest. Scientifically, it has been proved that the second image formed would be the brightest and I was just checking it practically. And also just how much brighter it will be."

Lucas blinked, not understanding anything she said then he shook his head. "Anyway, I can teach you ballroom, breakdancing, whatever you wanna learn." he shrugged.

"Ballroom has too much contact but its easy. Break dancing doesn't have much contact but its tough." Aurora replied in a confused voice, "Okay, you choose."