Chapter 516


    "Sherilyn, Ms. Hansen is here, wants to see you."


    "Alright, I''ll be right there."


    Daphne Hansen had been on the sidelines for a while, nursing injuries from the Crestwood incident; it was more serious than most, the kind that takes a hundred days to heal if it ever truly does. She was still in a state of semi-recovery.


    "Ms. Hansen." Sherilyn entered the rest room, hands sped respectfully. "You''re here today? How''s your injury, I hope it''s nothing serious?" "Getting by," Daphne gestured towards her leg, "These things take time."


    She was here on official business.


    "Take a seat, let''s talk."


    "Of course," Sherilynplied, sitting down. "Ms. Hansen, is there something you needed?"


    Daphne got straight to the point. "Sherilyn, I want to assign you to a TVwork''s dance reality show as a mentor."


    Sherilyn blinked, taken aback by the sudden proposal.


    "But, Ms. Hansen, the dancepany has been on break for over a month, aren''t we due for a performance soon?"


    "We haven''t started preparations yet," Daphne sighed, "The dancepany took a heavy hit this time. Some of the dancers... they won''t be able to dance again."


    Sherilyn had heard rumors, of course.


    For dancers, injuries are their greatest fear; they''re devastating. While ordinary folks might recover sufficiently to go on with their daily lives, dancers might never return to the stage.


    Indeed, two of thepany''s leading dancers were among those who could no longer perform.


    Daphne had already chosen their sessors, but with so many new faces, thepany''s draw was inevitably diminished.


    "Sherilyn, you''ve got to use this TV gig to boost our reputation, okay?"


    In an era ruled by social media and public presence, Daphne was no traditionalist; she understood the double-edged sword of poprity all too well. "Sherilyn, I trust you. I know your passion for the stage. Do you understand?"


    The entertainment industry is dazzling and distracting. Stepping into reality TV is like dipping a toe into that world, and it''s easy to lose oneself.


    inly put, Daphne needed someone reliable; otherwise, losing a dancer to the entertainment industry would be a loss.


    Sherilyn nodded, replying, "Ms. Hansen, I understand. I''ll follow your lead."


    "That''s what I wanted to hear,"


    Daphne said with a relieved smilet


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    Later that afternoon, Sherilyn got the call.


    It was Friday, and they agreed to meet the following Monday to discuss the details.


    As the first snowkes of the


    season began to fall around five Sherilyn received a text from


    Gilbert.


    [I''ll be at thepany''s entrance in ten minutes.]


    He had engagements the next day and couldn''t apany Sherilyn, so he made time to see her today.


    Sherilyn was secretly pleased; this worked out perfectly to spend time with Jenna.


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    After changing and grabbing her bag, Sherilyn stepped out of the dancepany''s building.


    Reaching the entrance, her phone rang.


    She thought it was Gilbert but was surprised to see a hidden number on the disy.


    Who could it be?


    Puzzled, she answered, "Hello?"


    Silence greeted her.


    What was happening?


    Frowning, Sherilyn raised her voice, "Can you hear me? Who is this? Who are you looking for?"


    The silence persisted.


    "Hello?"


    A sense of unease crept up on Sherilyn when suddenly-


    "Ah!"