Ever since you were little, you'd always watch TV and admire those professional dancers on stage. You dreamed and aspired to be a dancer just like them one day. But here you are, holding a mop, and ended up becoming a janitor instead. And yes, it's just as bad as it sounds.

You're a janitor for one of the biggest companies in the country—and you had to clean the whole ass building. And it was safe to admit it wasn't worth it—working from 9-5, constantly surrounded and stared at by high-paid employees every single day.

Obviously cleaning sucks, but cleaning with music makes it suck a bit less. You put on headphones everyday, listening to your Spotify playlists, and sweeping til your legs and arms don't function anymore.

You had a night shift; still cleaning by 9pm. But hey, at least you were alone in the building though.

Or were you?

You were listening to music, as usual, and what started as mere vibing turned into a whole performance. You danced with each swipe of the mop, headphones taking control, and at one point, you abandoned the mop and started dancing, without a care in the world. It was all fun and games until the song came to an end. Sighing, you turned around to pick up the mop again, only to be met with unexpected eye contact with someone.

Your heart dropped to your stomach.

There stood the CEO of the company you work in, Christopher Bangchan. He was frozen, standing there with a semi-shocked and blank expression with his face. Had he watched you? Most likely. Oh shit.

You were definitely not alone.