CHAPTER 29: SWITCHING GROUPS 2

"I don’t mind at all, you’re just thinking of us." Then she looked at the young girl behind and extended her hand, "Hello, welcome to our group."

The young girl was taken aback, staring at the hand in front of her, all pale and clean, even the nails were pink and delicate.

Probably didn’t expect this person to really let her join the group, she sighed inwardly after a while, took the hand, and softly responded.

Seeing Mia Sutton accept it so easily, a hint of disdain flashed in Shirley Golden’s eyes. As expected, she’s not someone who can make it to the stage; she got her teammates switched, and didn’t even dare to say a word.

She felt again that her decision to switch groups was the right one.

She originally thought this song was explosive and quite popular, so she chose this group, but didn’t expect the group to end up like this.

Moreover, the dance rhythm was too fast, and she had trouble keeping up. The outcome would definitely not be good, and she might be the weakest link.

She ultimately wanted to make her debut, and if this held her back, it’d be a loss.

So, she decisively found someone and switched groups.

That Vivian Summers had no presence at all, probably eliminated after just one round, wouldn’t matter which group she was in.

"Shaun also got into the group he wanted, so I’ll take my leave now. I wish you all success in your performance."

After speaking, she turned and left with the assistant director.

The practice room’s door closed, and a bunch of girls immediately burst out swearing, disregarding the fact there were cameras inside.

"Damn! She, she, she... what does she mean, what the heck!"

One girl glanced at Vivian Summers, then thought of Shirley Golden’s words, nearly exploding with anger, eyes reddening: "It’s obvious she wanted to switch groups herself, yet she makes others take the blame, she’s just awful!"

"She just thought our group was no good, scared we’d drag her down, then say it straight, who does she think she’s upsetting by hinting around like this?"

"Mia Sutton, why did you hold me back just now? I should’ve gone up and slapped her, let her be arrogant!"

Honestly, she was so angry that her words were heated. Mia Sutton smiled slightly, reached out, and smoothed her messed-up hair due to the atmosphere, softly saying, "Alright, don’t be mad. A girl who gets mad will turn ugly."

"But I’m so furious," the person said in a muffled voice.

The others were also standing by, fists clenched.

After a long while, everyone’s anger cooled a bit, and they glanced at Vivian Summers, sighing.

"What do we do now? Our group was already not great, apart from Mia Sutton, only Shirley Golden and Rose Ray had a B rating on the initial stage. Now she’s gone, we’re even worse."

With this said, the atmosphere in the practice room became depressed.

Mia Sutton heard this and laughed: "Who says so?"

"I said before, we still have a chance."

Everyone: ...

After they finished watching Mia Sutton’s adapted version of the song, they were silent for several minutes.

"I suddenly feel like I can do it."

"Me too."

Perhaps it was too shocking, their tone floated, even the newly arrived Vivian Summers remained silent for a long time after watching.

After a while, a group of girls laughed: "Hmph, Shirley Golden didn’t want to stay in our group, well, we didn’t want her either."

"Hope she does well in another group. Shaun, come on, from today, you’re one of us. Don’t worry, we will definitely not lose to the other groups."

Vivian Summers listened, nodding her head.