Chapter 582
Sean laughed heartily. “Young people have their common language; that’s a good thing. The two of them grew up together, so helping each other is only natural Desmond is the boy. He should take good care of Margaret.”
Margaret beamed. “Desmond has always been so kind. We bickered growing up, but that’s just how childhood sweethearts are “Childhood sweethearts! Perfect!” Sean roared with laughter.
Meanwhile, Joyce was already discussing wedding plans with Margaret’s mother, Tiffany Shaw.
“Margaret comes from such a distinguished family and has been so well brought up,” Joyce praised. “She’s outstanding in every way. I’ve had my eye on her for a long time. I only hope we’re not reaching too high.“*
Tiffany grinned from ear to ear. “What matters is that they like each other. We’re not old–fashioned parents.”
The marriage was open for discussion, but Margaret was worried. Given his volatie personality, Desimond might explode there and then.
If he declared he would never marry her, she would be utterly humiliated. But to her surprise, he remained expressionless.
For her, that was already good enough.
She relaxed, going off to network and bask in the compliments. When someone brought up the recent scandal, she gave a proud
smile.
“When she was conceptualizing her dance universe, she told me everything. Both Deer Cry and Phoenix were her originals. She even named the phoenix section Rebirth. You can’t just change the name and claim it as your own!”
Margaret was unfazed; she didn’t need to respond. Someone would defend her.
Sure enough, a girl beside her spoke up. “Mrs. Lemke, you can’t just side with Rebecca because she was your student. You clairs the dance is hers. Do you have any evidence?”
Lauren was stumped.
The girl pressed on. “But we do. This piece was jointly created by Desmond and Margaret. We have creation videos as proof.”
Lauren turned to Desmond hopefully. “Desmond, tell the truth. Was this dance really a joint creation between you and Margaret? Or was it between you and Rebecca?”

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