And yes, blind people do dance. Most times, it is like anybody else. With a sighted partner to help guide us so we do not crash into others. But when ...verybody is blind, it is more slow dances with the couples holding each other and moving in imaginary 3 foot by 3 foot boxes. Very “retro”, and actually enjoyable.For several weeks I had been dancing with Ferd, a guy I kinda liked. We would dance every night, and after he walked me back to my dorm we would kiss at the end of the night, but that. “Woooow...” I drawled.“I know! I look incredible. Thanks, sexy!” She tapped me on the chin dimple and gave me a peck on the cheek before turning on her toe and sashaying down the hallway. “PARKER” was emblazoned on her back. She was claiming me by wearing that jersey, I realized, and I didn’t mind at all.“Hey guys,” I offered with a friendly smile, setting my tray next to Deedee. I had a view of my usual table, and my crew was blowing air kisses my way and laughing like hyenas. I pretended to. Her beauty was beyond what I had ever witnessed in my life. Her face was exquisite, Her eyes were full and liquid. Her nose was small and perfect. Her hair framed her face showing it off perfectly. I swallowed hard then finished my drink as the music swirled inside my head. She sat then turned her head toward me then away quickly, picking a cigarette from her purse. She flicked her lighter and touched the flame to the end of it. The brief flare of flame highlighted her beauty then faded. Her. And just to be on the safe side he could knock up Alison as well.”Now James and Denise had one almighty row each trying to persuade the other that the idea was totally ridiculous.Alison and David were both now stood just outside the living room listening to their parents fighting. They had never heard their parents fight like this before. Yes they had disagreements but never a full on fight. Denise was the first to see Alison and David watching them.And she quickly drew James’s attention to it.