"What's up? Spit it out."
"Well, it goes like this." Sherilyn shared her dilemma about joining the dance company. "I'm kinda stretched thin right now, and I'm afraid the upcoming shows... might be a bit challenging."
Blake, upon hearing this, was visibly displeased.
"Sherilyn, when you joined the team, I talked you up big time to the director."
"Yes, I know." Sherilyn was clearly embarrassed. "I really appreciate it."
The last thing she wanted was to seem ungrateful.
But being part of the Lightning Dance Troupe came with strict rules—dancers on the list, especially lead dancers like her, were not allowed to take on side gigs.
After all, being a lead dancer was like being the face of the company.
Just like in showbiz, it was a coveted position.
Originally, Sherilyn had thought about quitting the show.
But first off, she was under contract, and walking away could mean a hefty fine.
Second, Blake had indeed been good to her. It didn't sit right with her to just ditch him for a better opportunity.
So, after much deliberation, she could only suggest reducing her parts.
"Blake, it's my fault."
Seeing how troubled she was, Blake softened. "Alright, I'll see what I can do. But you have to be in those key scenes. No discussion. That's the deal. You've taken Mr. Marshall's money, and he's very particular about his productions. We all need to cover our backs in this industry, right? Who knows what the future holds? Maybe there'll be another chance to work together. Let's not burn our bridges."
"Yes." Sherilyn was immensely grateful, nodding repeatedly.
"I'll do as you suggest."
That Blake didn't blame her and was so understanding made Sherilyn feel incredibly fortunate.
Luck wasn't always against her, it seemed.
"Thank you, Blake."
"Don’t mention it." Blake waved her off. "Get ready now."
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