The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee novel Chapter 58

The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee By Vera Whitehead Chapter 58

Chapter 58 But I’m a Genius

“Impossible.”

Molly scolded herself as soon as the thought came to her. What was she thinking?

Ziana just had some money and maybe a bit more strength than an average person.

Martial arts master? She could probably do some Taekwondo moves, and that was it!

But those kung fu or flying techniques? Come on, that only happened in TV dramas!

CHIKATOS

As she thought this, she looked up and saw Ziana waving at Susan before leaving the room together.

What were they up to?

The other people in the room started discussing curiously.

“Hey, why did Susan go out?”

“Could it be that Ziana can’t come up with a dance, and wants Susan to help her cheat?”

The viewers were also talking about it. [Susan actually has quite some talent, but unfortunately she crossed paths with Ziana and is about to be ruined by her…]

[They are lucky to have Ziana, aren’t they? She’s rich and talented. I don’t understand why you all

want to criticize her!]

[She’s a liar, a bullsh*tter. Why can’t we criticize her? All she does is talk big and act tough!]

[Ziana never talks big! What did she say that was not true? If you have evidence, show it to us! Don’t be so quick to criticize!]

Outside the hallway, on a separate floor, was the practice room for the sixth group.

And no one else was around.

Susan looked at Ziana with suspicion and asked, “Did you want to talk to me about something? Is it about the choreography? Is it too difficult?”

Susan knew that it was really challenging for Ziana to come up with a dance routine within two

days.

Ziana’s exaggerated words yesterday were probably just a result of being overwhelmed by anger from Molly.

Susan continued, “I’ll try to explain to the netizens, and give you one more day. Can you come up with something by then?”

“Huh?” Ziana shook her head, “It’s not about the choreography. I can come up with it this

afternoon.”

Susan was unsure, “Really? Miss Scott, you don’t have to lie to me. If you can’t do that, I can ask Nina Hill from our group for help. She’s a decent dancer, and the two of you can come up with something together. I think you guys can make it tomorrow.”

Ziana shook her head with a wry smile, “I can do it alone.”

Susan looked at her and hesitated, “Choreography is not as simple as you think.”

“That’s for others.” Ziana raised her eyebrows confidently, “But I am a genius.”

Susan was speechless for a moment and didn’t know what to say.

”

Ziana continued slowly, “Choreography is not as difficult as you think.”

Seeing her stubborn attitude, Susan didn’t know what to do but confirmed again, “Can you really do it alone?”

“Trust me.” Ziana assured Susan, “I can make it this afternoon.”

Susan carefully observed Ziana’s expression. Ziana didn’t seem to be lying, mainly because she was too confident, which gave Susan some courage.

Susan nodded, “So what brings you to me?”

Ziana opened her phone and found a surveillance video, passing it to Susan.

In the video, Sisily’s and Molly’s faces were very clear, and even their discussion about stealing Susan’s composition was heard very clearly.

Halfway through the video, Susan’s eyes turned red with anger, and by the time she finished watching, her whole body was trembling.

“This is outrageous!” Susan burst into tears. “This is my hard work! I need to confront them!”

Susan squeezed the phone and was about to charge into the room when Ziana reached out her long arm and h**ked Susan’s neck, pulling her back.

Although her actions seemed casual, Susan couldn’t struggle.

Susan was pushed against the wall by the exquisitely beautiful woman, whose red lips were slightly parted. “I know you want to teach them a lesson, but impulsiveness won’t solve the problem. If you go now to confront them, the most you can achieve is to make a scene.”

Susan gritted her teeth in excitement. “But I also want everyone to know that they stole my music!”

Ziana smiled. “Stole? Do you have evidence? They could argue that they were just using your composition as a reference, and the show’s producers may simply make them apologize to you. Is

an apology all you want? Don’t you want them to be punished appropriately?”