You show up at the dance hall, which is decorated with lanterns and big bales of hay. Lucky Louie and his Lonestar Band are playing some great songs, and a whole bunch of rangers and group leaders are cutting a rug on the dance floor. You see Susie, and ask her to dance.
“Sure thing!” she says.
As you hold Susie’s hand and swing to the music, you suddenly see Luke, alone by the snack table, giving you a jealous stare.
You should feel good -- after all, you’re dancing with your crush -- but instead you feel bad because you went behind your best friend’s back. You wonder if you and Luke will ever be friends again.
Susie sees the sad look on your face. “What’s wrong?” she asks.
“I’ll tell you tomorrow,” you answer, turning your face away from Luke.
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You show up at the dance hall, which is decorated with lanterns and big bales of hay. Lucky Louie and his Lonestar Band are playing some great songs, and a whole bunch of rangers and group leaders are cutting a rug on the dance floor. You see Susie, and ask her to dance.
