Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 219

Anna gathered herself and got ready for the contest.

The final had only twenty contestants left, each performing in sequence.

Madisyn was to perform last, yet she was nowhere to be found.

Anna was the second last to perform.

Her dance captivated everyone, drawing loud applause from the crowd.

The judges were thoroughly impressed.

No one doubted Anna would win the championship.

The Mafelen judges exchanged knowing looks, their smugness evident.

Securing the championship for the sixth year in a row was a historic achievement for their country! This victory marked their nation’s dance as a world leader.

In the future, other countries would aspire to reach their level!

Additionally, there were six judges in total.

Only the yearly champion could become a judge.

With five judges already from Mafelen, another victory meant all six judges would be from their nation, allowing them to dominate future competitions.

The Mafelen crowd was ecstatic.

However, competitors from other nations felt the pressure.

They realized that with all judges from Mafelen, their future chances of winning were bleak.

They all hoped the next performer, regardless of their country, could dazzle the crowd and disrupt Mafelen’s control.

Sadly, no subsequent performer could outshine Anna.

“The final contestant is Madisyn Johns from Lorpond!” the host announced before stepping down.

But the stage remained empty.

The atmosphere grew tense.

Many were aware that something bad happened to Madisyn.

If she couldn’t compete, Mafelen was bound to win the championship.

Such dominance by Mafelen cast a long shadow over the dance world’s future.

Tension gripped everyone, while Mafelen people remained calm, their smiles brimming with confidence.

Backstage, Anna watched the empty stage, her feelings complicated.

But underneath it all, Anna felt a wave of relief wash over her.

Madisyn’s dancing skills indeed scared her.

Yet now, without Madisyn in the competition, Anna was convinced that the championship was hers for the taking.