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Chapter 344: Selection

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“I think so.” Eric swallowed a mouthful of milk and said, “In the next month, we’ll basically be going to school all the time. If you have anything to do at the last minute, remember to tell me.”

“Alright.” Audrey nodded.

“Is the drama you’re acting in going to be performed in school?” Gary asked curiously.

“That’s right, Uncle Gary,” Audrey replied. “If you’re free, you can go and watch on the day of our official performance.”

“I’ll definitely go,” Charlotte said first. “This seems to be the first tI’ve seen Second Brother act. Furthermore, he’s partnering with Audrey. I’m really curious about your performance. Hahaha…”

“Are you both acting as the male and female leads?” Abner suddenly asked.

“That’s right!” Audrey laughed. “This is the first tI’m acting with Second

Brother. For sreason, I feel like laughing. Hahaha…”

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“What’s so funny?” Eric couldn’t help but feel a little depressed.

Abner glanced at Eric silently and did not say anything.

“Alright, just do your best.” Charlotte smiled. “I’m looking forward to your performance.”

After breakfast, Eric drove Audrey to his alma mater.

Upon seeing the words “Capital Music Academy” at the entrance, Audrey couldn’t help but feel complicated emotions.

The last tshe was filming, she had already cto this school once. It was also at that tthat Frank’s feelings for Charlotte had already started to develop.

“Let’s go. What are you standing here for?” Eric parked the car and reached out to gently pat the back of Audrey’s head. “The rehearsal at the auditorium should be starting soon.”

Audrey didn’t say a word and left with Eric.

The school’s auditorium was very large. When Audrey followed Eric in, the first thing she felt was that it was very empty.

A few headlights were turned on in front of the stage. A group of young students were standing on the stage and singing in an orderly manner. The source of this content ɪs ɴovᴇl(ꜰ)ir(e).nᴇt

“In two months, it will be the centenary of our school’s establishment.” As Eric walked forward, he smiled at Audrey behind him. “The school takes this anniversary celebration very seriously. They even instructedto rehearse this stage play.”

Audrey nodded with a smile before turning to look at the stage in front of her.

The young students were still singing loudly when a refined-looking middle-aged man walked over.

“Eric!” the man shouted first.

Eric saw him and quickly smiled. “Quinn!”

Quinn walked over and looked at Audrey with a smile. “Is this the sister you often mention?

Audrey was stunned for a moment. Eric explained at the right time, “Audrey, this is the person in charge of our school’s art club, Quinn. He’s also my senior from the previous batches.”

“Hello, Mr. Quinn.” Audrey greeted him.

“Hello, Audrey. You’re a well-known female celebrity in the entertainment industry. If you cto our school to act in our stage play, there’ll definitely be no empty seats on the day of the performance,” Quinn said humorously.

“Sir, you flatter me,” Audrey said humbly.

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“Alright, let’s go over and sit.” Eric changed the topic. “Quinn, I haven’t seen you in a long time. You have to entertainwell.”

“Hahaha… definitely.” Quinn smiled and gestured for them to follow him. Read Web s Online Free - Fire Fire -

Quinn and Eric had a good relationship. After entering the auditorium, Audrey realized that the two of them had never stopped talking.

The three of them sat down in the front row of the auditorium. At this moment, the students on the stage were about to leave.

“This is the show we’re going to perform on the day of our school’s anniversary, ” Quinn introduced. “I was going to make that stage play of yours the finale.”

“It does have to be the finale,” Eric said bluntly. “Don’t worry, my script won’t be bad.’

Quinn couldn’t help but tease, “You haven’t changed at all after all these years.” Eric smiled at him.

“By the way,” Quinn remembered something and quickly said, “that stage play you’re directing hasn’t recruited enough actors yet.”

Eric glanced at the new students who were rehearsing on stage and asked, “Is no one willing? Or is there another reason?”

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