On a lovely, warm, sunset in the marvelous town of Beach City, two teens are laying on the beach. There names are Steven and Connie. They've had a crush on each other ever since they met each other. But, none of them had the courage to say anything. Let's see how they spend this sunset.

"I wonder, how did water get here in the first place, it didn't just, magically appear, did it?" the boy pestered on.

"Well, hydrogen filled meteorites and oxygen filled meteorites could've crashed on Earth, and with kinetic energy, they could've heated up to a high enough temperature with a mix of enriched nitrogen to create the first drops of water around four billion years ago." said the Indian girl, gazing into the sky.

"Connie. All I heard was crash, water, and four billion." said the curly haired boy.

"Steven, did you listen to any of that?!" Connie asked.

"N.O.P.E." Steven replied.

Silence. For about five minutes or so, until the girl spoke up.

"Steven, I'm bored!" she said with a quiet but rough voice.

"Want to dance? We always dance. Right?" he suggested.

"I'd love to dance, with you especially." she said, which made the magic boy blush and smile.

They both stood up while Steven tapped on his phone, trying to find a good enough song. Scrolling through his phone, he notices a song which gave him a hint of nostalgia of a day he refers it as, The Night of the Rave. Connie knows that day as The Day I Tried Doughnuts For the First Time.

"You're really going to like this one." he said as he pressed the button.

The song that they danced to when they first fused, Alone Together, started playing through Steven's phone.

He threw his phone gently onto the sandy beach and put his hand out.

Connie blushed and took his hand.

Oh how they danced and died a thousand times!

They danced like nothing could stop them, fully in sync, not even a breath out of place, and toe movement shifted differently, they were even blinking correctly. Something wasn't right. How could they blink on sync. Then they realized. They fused.

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