The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo)
Chapter 2543

Chapter 2543

Ms. Madison nodded repeatedly. They didn't need students who focused on drama rather thandancing.

When recruiting students in the future, they must carefully examine their character.

Whispers spread among the other students, who were unaware the dance studio had quietlychanged hands. Worst of all, they had been gossiping about their new boss's wife! “So you want herto fire me?” Ophelia became anxious. “Just because I don't like Ivy doesn't mean you can fire me ona whim. You have no right to do this. I've paid my tuition, and I'm a student here!”

Balfour scoffed coldly. “I'm the owner of this place, and I have the right to do so. Your tuition will berefunded in full-we won't shortchange you. You've been attending classes for free, so quit making ascene.”

Balfour's gaze seemed to see right through Ophelia, who lost the will to complain.

“You can't do this...”

"Why can't I? Ivy is the boss's wife. Maybe if you apologize, she'll let you stay.”

Hearing Balfour's suggestion, Ophelia bit her lip, a look of defiance on her face.

Ivy pulled at Balfour's arm. “Let's just go. We've got more important things to deal with at home. Wedon't need to waste time with them.”

For Ivy, this dance studio was now a thing of the past. Whether Ophelia apologized or not wasinconsequential

Balfour didn't budge, instead holding Ivy's hand in his palm.

“You're magnanimous. You don't hold grudges. But some people just push their luck.”

He then turned to Ophelia. “What's the matter? Too proud to apologize? Ivy's in charge, and shedecides whether or not you can stay. How dare you start trouble here? You're the one who messedup. If I were you, I'd apologize right away. Maybe then she'll have mercy and let you stay-as long asyou have no problem with your position here.”

With that, Balfour led Ivy to the door, ready to leave.

Ophelia panicked and called out Ivy's name.

“Ivy... no, I mean, Ms. Dunhill! was wrong. I shouldn't have believed the nonsense online andslandered you. I shouldn't have said those things. It was all my fault. Can you replace it in your heart toforgive me and let me continue learning dance here? This dance studio means so much to me, andthe other studios...”

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Prices at other dance studios were prohibitive for their ordinary families. That's why their dancestudio was always so popular.

Since Balfour had taken over the studio, he had made a considerable investment, put towardsexpansion and recruitment.

This way, they could accommodate more students in the future.

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