“Everyone spilled out of the ballroom and down the stairs. I slipped to one side and took a big breath. I hadn’t fallen on my face. No one had pointed and laughed at my sickled feet or bent back knee and I hadn’t crashed into anyone on the travelling steps. But my legs and arms felt loose and wobbly, as if there was nothing inside holding my body together. I stumbled over to the water cooler and took a paper cup. Jasmine was already there, taking tiny sips. Her face was quite red and she looked ...very frazzled and un-Jasminey. ‘Hi Jasmine,’ I said, not really expecting her to talk back. ‘Hey,’ she said. ‘How did you go?’ I asked. It was funny – because we were both from Silver Shoes, I felt like we were kind of in it together. Like we had to represent our dance school. ‘I think I went okay,’ Jasmine said. She crumpled the empty cup in her hand. ‘I hope so, anyway.’ ‘You’re a really good ballerina,’ I said. ‘I reckon you have a great chance of getting in.’ Jasmine clasped her hands together and gave me a small, shaky smile.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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