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“You thought you were all so spectacular that you wouldn’t need the help?” She laughs, shaking her head. “Arrogance isn’t a good look on you.”

“That isn’t what I meant,” I mumble, feeling entirely put in my place.

“That is not to say I’m not impressed by what you’ve all come up with so far, because I am. But this ismyacademy and how I choose to run it begins and ends with me,” she says adamantly, and I can’t help but think that her response was aimed more at D-Neath than it was at me. By the look on his face, D-Neath believes that too.

“Fair enough.” I nod.

Madame Tuillard sits on the edge of her desk, cocking her head to the side as she studies me. “Mr Tyson was correct in teaming you up with Dax. He’s a talented dancer, however…”

“However?”

“He came to me recently to request another partner for the duet. Can you tell me why that might be?”

“He didwhat?”

“Ah, so you’re unaware. Well, I told him no anyway. You’re perfectly matched in my opinion. Whatever is going on between you two needs to be put aside for the performance, which I also told him. Keep your personal issues off the dance floor, understand?”

“Mi cielo—” D-Neath begins and we both look at him. Madame Tuillard’s eyes narrow.

“What, Duncan?”

He glances between us, then shakes his head. “Nothing that can’t wait.”

Madame Tuillard looks furious, but she clearly doesn’t want to have an argument in front of me. “Well, if that’s all?” Madame Tuillard says, effectively dismissing me.

“Yep, that’s all,” I reply, plastering on a fake smile as I stride off down the hall in search of Dax, and wondering what the fuck the Breakers have got mixed up in.

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