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    In the first year of enrollment, there was a tradition where the student union would organize a wee party, and the freshmen


    would participate.


    As the youngest student in her year, Charlotte was naturally assigned a performance right away.


    She joined a dance performance and was chosen as the lead dancer by her ssmates’ rmendation.


    Fortunately, Charlotte had studied dance for several years before, so although she wasn’t particrly skilled, she was more than


    capable of participating in the wee party. Soon, Charlotte became immersed in the busy rehearsals, and perhaps knowing


    how busy she was, Joe didn’t disturb her.


    The day of the formal performance arrived quickly.


    Since Charlotte also needed to host the event, she temporarily left her dance costume in the dressing room.


    Normally, the dressing room was bustling with people, so leaving the costume there shouldn’t have been a problem.


    However, when Charlotte returned to the dressing room after hosting the event, she found that her dance costume had been


    damaged.


    “Who did this?” Eva was both angry and anxious.


    She knew how much time Charlotte had put into rehearsing for this performance, and to see it ruined just before the show was


    uneptable to anyone.


    However, Charlotte remained calm. She looked over the damaged costume and said with a hint of surprise, “Fortunately, the


    damage to the costume isn’t too severe, perhaps there''s still a chance to fix it.”


    Upon hearing Charlotte''s words, everyone knew it wasn’t the time to find the culprit. Soon, someone brought a needle and


    thread. Although they had the tools, no one knew how to sew. Just then, Wendy walked over. Seeing the damaged costume in


    Charlotte’s hands, she furrowed her brow slightly and said, “Since your costume is already damaged, why not just withdraw from


    the performance?”


    “How can you do that?” Eva immediately stepped forward. “Charlotte has put in so much time for this performance, how can you


    not let her perform just because her costume is damaged?”


    “Are we really going to let one person ruin the entire performance?” Wendy also insisted.


    She looked around and asked, “Are you willing to let Charlotte not perform, or are you willing to take the risk of the entire


    performance being ruined just to let her go on stage?”


    Many members of the performance group lowered their heads.


    Although they sympathized with Charlotte’s situation, they had all invested a significant amount of time in this dance, and no one


    wanted to see it fail because of one person. Eva, looking at the silent performance group, was so angry that her eyes turned red.


    “Have you forgotten how Charlotte taught each of you the moves? And now you''re all...”


    Charlotte stopped the agitated Eva and looked calmly at the group. “It’s not necessary. | can fix this costume myself.”