Olivia went through the dance a few times before sitting on the floor with a sigh. She wiped the sweat from her forehead and turned off the music on her iPod. She realized that 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' was a lot like what was going on in this house right now. The love, the confusion, and in the end, it all worked out. Maybe it could all work out with what's going on now. She got up and wet a towel with cold water, wiping the sweat off of her face and neck.<br/><br/>Could she get them to agree, though? Would Charlie and Lee even do it again? The promise of love was too great of a pull for her to give up on this idea just yet. She grew up dancing to shows like 'Cinderella', 'The Nutcracker', and she was even Snow White back in junior high. The prince always came to save the princess, and they always lived happily ever after. This was what she was told by movies and television shows, so why couldn't she have what they had?<br/><br/>Since the age of 5, dancing has always taken priority over everything. When other girls were dating, she was wearing in her toe-shoes until her feet bled. She tried dating in high school, but eventually the guy kept getting tired of her making excuses for being late to dinner or having to miss out on the movie because she had dance class in the morning. It's hard to make it as a dancer, you only have a few precious years before you're passed over for someone younger, and she knew that she had to work hard if she wanted this as a career. In all that time, she forgot that after dance was over, what she would have is nothing. She would be all alone, and the thought of that made her incredibly sad. If she could have a chance at finding someone, if anyone had that chance, wouldn't they grab it and hold on to it for dear life?<br/><br/>Olivia felt tears creeping up on her, and she tilted her head back, refusing to let them loose. If she had to do the circle by herself, she would. If that's what it took, then so be it. She stood up and left her room, going past the kitchen without saying anything. She straight to the basement, looking around once she reached the bottom of the stairs. She saw that Lee and Charlie were sitting near the summoning circle and she walked over and sat down beside Lee. She overheard the speech that Lee was giving Charlie, and she felt the same.<br/><br/>"Lee, I'm sorry I made you feel bad about what you and Charlie did. I know why you did it, and who's to say any one of us wouldn't have done the same?" Olivia looked down at her hands that were busying themselves playing with a string on her shirt. "I think we should do it again. I agree, we all deserve someone, and maybe if we had Shizuru and the guy help us, we could make it safer." She was grasping at straws, but maybe they could help and make it safer. Who knew? It was worth the risk.