"Let's play this one, instead." Marinette said as she pointed to a Space Invaders aracade machine. She thought Space Indvaders was more up to speed then Dance Dance revolution, although she would love to see him break the moves to a Hannah Montana song. She also didn't realize this wasn't the Disney version.

Felix raised an eyebrow, slightly offended by his date's comment. "Do you think I can't dance?" Not knowing that he had one contraction too many to quote a name of an American TV show.

"I didn't say that. I'm just saying slow dancing isn't exactly hard to perfect." Marinette added. "And who knows if you beat me I might just give you a reward."

"When you word it that way then I must give it a try." Felix said as he stepped onto the left dance floor of the machine. He looked down at the pink and blue arrows. "This seems simple enough." he smiled. Marinette had seen this smiles of his a few times. This smile only appeared on Felix's pale face when there was no doubt he was going to preveal.

"Do you want to pick the song?" She asked.

'I'm over thinking things. It's our first date. Felix's wouldn't try something so.... so...
What's the word for it? Deceptive? Maybe, he would. I haven't known him long but I do know he is both a deceptive and handsome boy.' She thought as she watched her partner pick a song that wasn't known to be the fastest paced song. Giving Marinette a false sense of security which was part Felix's brilliant strategy.

Both teens waited for the arrows to appear on the screen. They could hear the intro to the song and in a few more seconds the vocals would start which was what the steps were tuned to. Or so Marinette thought. The four lines of lyrics, came and went yet no arrows.

"Ay, iyaiyai
Ay, iyaiyai
Ay, iyaiyai
Where's my samurai"

As soon as the thought 'Is the machine broken?' popped into her head was when the arrows appeared.

A quick forward, back, right, and left then back, forward, right, then left. A few hop sessions in-between and that was the basic moves of the dance. However, Felix could simply do the moves normally. He was an Agreste, he just had to show of in someway.
He would face away from the screen and show off to the crowd that formed. Mainly because they thought it was Adrien making a fool of himself.

"Show off!" Marinette shouted as she tried to keep up. She forgot that Felix and Adrien had been home schooled most of their lives and that they had time to sharpen their video-game skills.

When Marinette thought about how the boy next to her had drastically changed from the day the two meant. She was happy since he was happy. The odds of their relationship standing the test of time seemed plausible at this very moment. No matter what destiny or fate or her horoscope has to say about it.

"Do I get my reward?" Felix asked as Marinette blew a strand of loose hair from her face.

"You swindled me." Marinette said pointing at his chest.

"That's neither a yes or no, Lovebug."