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"You're cute when you blush though." Tina grinned.
"You're cute when you blush though." Tina grinned.
Kendall groaned and covered her face. "Noooooo stoooooop," she mumbled, shaking her head shyly.
"It's true though." Tina smiled.
"Why are you being so nice to me?" Kendall asked, finally looking up. "I thought nobody at school even knew my name. Heck, that's probably my own fault."
"I'm not being nice, I'm flirting relentlessly. There's a difference." Tina said.
Kendall blinked, staring at Tina. "Wha- oh, I -ummm," she stuttered.
"What are you trying to say?" Tina asked.
"Gah, I don't know! I'm not used to people I've met at school flirting with me!" Kendall exclaimed.
"Well, first time for everything."
"I mean, I guess so. It's just strange to me."
"Get used to it, beautiful."
"I'll try, I suppose."
"Good."
"So, umm, what would you like to do…?" Kendall asked nervously. "Sorry, I'm not good with, well… talking to people in general."
"Just talk about things you like, your interests, anything really."
"Oh, um, well, obviously I like singing and dancing. Ummm… "
"When did you learn to dance?" Tina offered.
"I started ballet lessons when I was five, added on jazz when I was 9, and went into contemporary when I was 13," Kendall answered.
"Interesting. When did you realize you wanted to learn to dance?"
"Hmmm… probably when I saw old videos of my grandma dancing when she was younger," Kendall considered.
"Were you close to her?"
Kendall smiled sadly. "Yeah, she was closer to me than my own mother."
"Oh. What was she like?" Tina asked.
Kendall's eyes softened. "She was wonderful. I loved just being around her. She was always willing to listen to my problems or stories or songs I had tried to write. She would give criticism but balanced it with praise and advice. Going to her house was like walking into a bakery. When she wasn't able to dance anymore, she took up baking and I was always her taste tester, a job I did gladly."
"That must have been fun." Tina laughed.
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