Ezra let the girl pull him into the crowd, swallowing down the annoyance in the act, ultimately relinquishing. If this was the only way for a pregnant girl to have fun at a party where she can’t even partake in the alcohol, then Ez could probably be nice for a bit. “Fine,” he let out in a huff before he began to move to the time and beat of the music, twirling Margo again under his arm, “at least I’m probably not the worst person here.”
Margo made one last turn underneath his arm and grabbed Ezra’s hands in both of hers, pulling one arm towards her and doing the same with the other in a back-and-forth motion. He reminded the young woman of Sawyer a little, her roommate’s reluctance to dance quite apparent even as Ezra relented to her demands faster than Saw did. “Far from it, on the contrary.” She pulled him close, the space between them from her protruding stomach allowing comfortable room, “Being good at dancing isn’t the point anyway when you’re just having fun.”