Defying Fate: The Unstoppable Eileen by Lopez family's

Chapter 128

“Wow!”

The audience was suddenly all hyped up!

The host, trembling with excitement, asked, “So, you never ever contradict her? Is that true?”

Egbert chuckled lightly with his gaze still fixed on Eileen.

The host, taking a deep breath, turned to Eileen. “Ms. Lopez, if I may ask, what’s your relationship with Mr. Reed?”

Eileen picked up the microphone and coolly replied, “I’m his boss.”

Seeing everyone fall silent, Eileen continued, “If anyone bullies him, I’ll step in and protect him. I also take him to collect his winnings, so being his boss shouldn’t be a problem, right?”

Egbert calmly said, “Let’s move on to the next segment.”

The host stammered, trying to guide Egbert to his seat. Suddenly, he received a notification from the director through his earpiece. “Put Egbert in the judges’ seat. We paid him 500,000 for his appearance. He should be on camera more!”

The host felt awkward, turned off his microphone and whispered into his earpiece, “Director, isn’t that inappropriate? The four coach seats were specially made, we can’t just add one.”

was invited by Eileen, so they can sit together. Just keep them chatting.

to the situation, turned his microphone back on, and

behind-the-scenes maneuvers, and amiably chit-chatted with the

next to Eileen at the judges’ table. Aurora couldn’t help herself and asked,

“Well, actually, Mr. Reed isn’t just Ms. Lopez’s guest today. He’s also our honored judge

titles of honored judge and award presenter were obviously made up on the spot. But hey, they paid him a whopping 500,000, right? That was a cool half-a-million

so why not make the most of his star power? Otherwise, wasn’t that money just going to get

hard the director had to work to get that appearance fee approved? He almost had to beg at the door of

seat, the host announced

each group dance, the coaches, and the celebrity coaches gave their reviews.

scores and the audience’s

of the morning performances went well.

hit a snag.

dance, two contestants started stepping on each other in a bid for the center spot. After the performance, both contestants started crying. One accused the other of stealing her spot. The other contestant retorted that she was supposed to be in the lead to begin

The cameras all zoomed in

microphone, coldly told the switched-out contestant, “I didn’t switch you out because of someone’s complaint. I watched your performance and thought you had problems with your steps as

practiced the lead’s steps for five days. But she was made the lead at the last minute and couldn’t keep up. We had to reduce our movements to match her steps. Is that fair to us? Did we waste the past

angrily saying, “If you can’t accept my decision, why did you join my team? I made adjustments after discussing with the dance teacher to improve the overall performance. If you have