Yao Ran didn’t know if anyone from Class 20 were a good musician.
In fact, from her personal experience, they were just a bunch of hooligans who didn’t know how to take anything seriously.
A cold light flashed across her eyes.
Once she had passed this assessment, she’d be able to trample on all those hateful people and push them right under her feet.
Since Yang Nian still didn’t like her, then she wouldn’t force him to.
!!
Once she became a part of the Cheng Family, then she could finally do whatever she wanted. The corners of her lips perked up.
Wu Hai’s nervousness slowly subsided as he smiled back. “Ranran, you’re far too kindhearted,” he said softly. “You always think so well of others.”
If he was really skilled in musical instruments, no one knew.
But even if they were shy, they should at least participate in the Music Association’s assessment, right?
For example, Ranran, while she was also quite humble about her talents, had often appeared in their programs. She was even under the tutelage of a master.
That Yao Tang…
What ability did she have to lead an entire orchestra?
What were they all thinking?
Perhaps it was by mere luck that she was here as well. And everything was purely circumstantial.
Although he wouldn’t say that to Yao Tang, that was exactly what he had felt in his heart.
He was the one who had caused Lu Tian’s accident.
But like Yao Tang, he also had his fair share of connections and resources.
They shouldn’t blame him for using them, right?
Besides, it wasn’t as if anyone start pointing fingers at them either just because they were a part of the rival band.
All the contestants entered the venue, and the respective bands began to draw their lots.
All the orchestra leaders were required to go up the stage and draw their lot. Fang Hui signaled Yao Tangto follow them as if wanting her to represent them.
However, she was too lazy to move and instead, ignored him.
The members of the Glory Orchestra all looked up at her with bright eyes.
Just then, a girl walked up to her. “Captain Yao, why don’t you start drawing lots?” she asked softly. “Today, my mom had asked a fortune teller to predict what would happen. He said that as long as you follow the people up on the stage, everything will be fine today.”
Yao Tang cocked up an eyebrow.
The entire group fell silent.
Just when the girl thought they’d all dismiss her ideas for being superstitious, everyone began pushing her to participate.
“Right, she’s right!”
“You’ll definitely be able to lead us through the assessment.”
“If it were someone else, I would have hesitated, but it was leader Yao Tang. That must be true! We know that you can do it!”
Yao Tang was silent.
Yan Yu glanced over at her.
Just when she thought that he’d be able to calm down, he slowly nodded. “I think it makes sense,” he said. “Why don’t you go and draw lots?”
The people of Glory had high hopes for Yao Tang, thinking that she’d be able to draw a good lot.
With a sigh, she stood up and went to the front of the stage. There, on the judges’ table, was a red box with folded papers.
As she walked, her gaze accidentally fell on one person.
It was Cheng Yan.
He was seated at the very center of the seat. Beside him was a white-haired man, and on the other side was a white-haired woman. All the other judges appeared to be fifty-years-old.
Therefore, he pletely stood out from the crowd.
Walking over, she could hear the other whispers, “He’s so handsome. I could already feel his aura. I couldn’t even look at him directly.”
“Yeah, he’s even better looking than the celebrities on TV. He’s already a judge at such a young age?”
Her expression didn’t change.
When Cheng Yan saw Yao Tangmaking her way to the front, his eyes lit up. It was as if he had been waiting for her all this time.
Ever since he had used the excuse of her applying medicine on his back, he hadn’t seen her in quite a while.
In fact, it was almost a week. Did this heartless person even miss him at all?
Just as Yao Tang walked up to them, she felt the man’s burning gaze on her side. There was a flicker of joy in his eyes.
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