Janie glided herself along the cold, tile floor. She felt her knees weaken as her body structure slowly fell to the ground, torn. She heard the door inaudibly squeak, but it was enough to sense a deep presence in the room.
�Working hard?� She could faintly remember the name, but it was enough memory to recognize his charming voice. �Figured you were in here.�
She rose her head to meet the man she was thinking about, �Yeah.� Her voice cracked, nervously, and his lips twitched to a mere smile. �How�d you guess?�
He laughed, dully. �Assuming, since you said your hobby was choreographing, I just took my chances you�d be here tonight.�
Her frown turned into a slight grin, but it diminished slowly with every closer step he took towards her tranquil body. �Look��
JC crouched down, their eyes reuniting for the first time since the previous night. Her body reacted, moving further away from him than intended. �You know,� He laughed, somewhat, �I don�t bite, not unless you want me to.�
She narrowed her eyes towards him, wrathfully. �I don�t intend on you doing that anytime soon, Chasez.�
JC staggered back, holding his hands up, defensively.
�And, what am I suppose to take of that?� He took a step closer towards her distant body, up until his hazel eyes were plummeting into her brown, russet ones.
She pushed him back a bit, not enough to fully separate them to a complete distance. �What do you think you�re doing here?� She disregarded his hand that was placed on her arm. �Can�t you just understand that I�m trying to work? And I�m completely honest when I say it�s stressful with you near. I told you yesterday, Chasez. Would you like me to repeat it?�
JC shook his head, vigorously. Rejected? He wouldn�t call it that just yet. But immensely soon he would say. �You� didn�t tell me such things yesterday.� He thought back to the night before, but nothing had come to mind.
Janie stood, aggravated. �Then I guess you will have to hear it again. We had fun at the club, I won�t lie. Although, by now I should�ve forgotten your name, and you should�ve forgotten mine too. My job is chaotic, and I�m sure as hell that yours is as well. And when I have to explain to you why I don�t want to be with you, all you have to do is comprehend. It was great last night. But, JC, when fun comes in between my occupation, all it twists into is trauma, and that results into pure fury. Suck it up, be a man, and walk out that door.�
Josh�s eyes flinched at the unsympathetic tone she showed towards him. He mistily stumbled to the door and reached for the cold handle. Ruthless, for once in his life he felt like he was sent away, and there was absolutely nothing he could do about it. He felt like a normal and young man, as if it wasn�t for his fame, people would crudely reject him like Janie did. And due to the fact, there entirely wasn�t anything wrong.
�I Took her leaving like I did before I Turned around and I asked for more And she didn�t even mean a thing to me� -Five for Fighting �Alright�
