Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 554

Chapter 554

“Desmond is doing well,” “Denise said. “He joined the company and stays busy every day. My parents are even setting him up on blind dates.”

Those words lifted a heavy weight from Rebecca’s heart. She truly hoped Desmond could move on and meet new people. “Don’t put any pressure on yourself,” Denise contiqued. “They will take good care of him. Actually, my dad never really liked that Desmond was into dancing. Bringing him back home fits what he wanted.”

She covered her mouth, realizing her improper expression. “I didn’t mean dancing was bad…”

Rebecca smiled gently. “I understand.”

She even understood that Sean probably hadn’t wanted her as a daughter–in–law, With their status, they would prefer someone from an equal background who could strengthen their influence.

During the summer when Desmond had come to Soliaridge to handle his visa, she had overheard him arguing with Sean on the phone several times. He thought she didn’t know, but she had heard every word.

Denise nodded. “I’m glad you understand. They talk about giving us freedom, but even my sister’s marriage wasn’t her own choice.

“She didn’t marry the person she loved. Anyway, you should be happy from now on. Next time you have a performance, you have to save me a VIP ticket.”

Denise tilted her head, looking adorably hopeful.

“Sure.” Rebecca nodded.

What shocked Rebecca most was that in the free–performance section, she danced a full excerpt from Deer Cry. It was complete and expressively accurate.

If they didn’t accept Margaret, none of the others would make the cut. After discussing with the senior members of the troupe. Rebecca finalized the list, placing Margaret first.

Once the new dancers joined, the troupe dove into even more intense rehearsals. Many carnivals and performances were scheduled for the second half of the year, and several shows were already booked.

Margaret performed well at first. With her strong foundation, she stood out, and Rebecca had even started grooming her as a potential lead.

Then the would–be lead grew complacent. During rehearsals, she constantly nitpicked Rebecca’s choreography