Danny was not like most other kids. He didn't wake up in the morning and dread coming in to school and going to classes and all of that mundane stuff. In fact, he actually looked forward to it. Sure, school wasn't Hollywood and he wasn't making movies or anything, but he liked hanging out with his classmates and getting to know people. He still
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Copies went flying into the air as Sawyer lost her sense of balance. Before she knew it, her butt had landed on the floor. Despite the guy's apology, she glared daggers at him. "Or you should have not been dancing in the first place," she snapped. "This isn't Glee. You can't just randomly dance in the middle of the hallway!"
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He couldn't help but glance at the pieces of paper quickly, but didn't read through them. After all, while he could be curious and maybe a little nosy sometimes, he wasn't going to consciously try and make her more annoyed then she already was. "What's all this stuff for, anyway?"
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"For the upcoming play," she replied in a frustrated tone. All the copies were out of order after the recent collision. "I spent all morning making copies of this script. It's going to be so much fun putting them all back in order."
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Of course, assuming Danny didn't get totally distracted and start reading the play. Out loud. And acting out all the parts. He did have a tendency to lose focus when things like the theater were brought up. Still, he did want to help. If there was one thing Danny liked doing more then singing and dancing, it was giving people a hand when they needed it.
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