Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right novel Chapter 393

Chapter 393 

The teacher finished the dance, and Debra shrugged. 

“If such a simple dance took you days to learn, you’d better quite early.” 

Eve’s temper flared. “What did you say?” 

Just as she was about to step forward, Debra stretched her muscles and then. executed a few dance steps to get her breathing right. 

Debra began to replicate the teacher’s routine from the first beat. Even without music, her movements were precious, fluid, and graceful. It was hard to believe she had just learned the dance. 

Freya was stunned, her mouth agape in disbelief. She was the team leader, and it had taken her half an hour just to memorize the moves. She had practiced all day to get it just right, but Debra had learned it in a flash. 

“How is this possible?” Ashley was equally shocked. 

Outside the room, a few guys were peeking through the window, their eyes glued to Debra. 

“Wow, this new girl has an amazing figure and dances so well.” 

“Too bad she’s married. Otherwise, I’d chase her.” 

“I heard this broke lady is only 21 or 22.” 

Tomas wanted to watch more, but Oscar grabbed him by the collar and said coldly, Let’s go.” 

“I just want to take another look. Hey!” 

Oscar dragged him away despite his protest. 

Debra finished her final moves, and the room was all quiet. 

Eve, trying to hold her composure, asked, “Did you practice this dance before?” 

Debra ignored her, and the dance teacher praised, “That’s impressive. Did you study dance before?” 

Debra nodded. “I did.” 

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The Frazier family had a reputation for scholarly traditions. Otherwise, Melody wouldn’t have taken an interest in them. 

Debra had been taught poetry, etiquette, and the arts from a young age. She might not have been a master in everything, but she had some knowledge of each. 

To cultivate her grace, she also learned dance, flower arrangement, painting, and piano. Even after her parents‘ accident and moving to Ralph’s house, Debra continued these studies. 

Learning was a normal part of her life, true for her and the kids from other high–class families.