Forgive Us, My Dear Sister (The Miraculous Simone Gray)

The Heiress‘ Return & Revenge

Chapter 60 Who Knew It Would Come To This

After breakfast, the two groups did not continue with the task. Instead, they went outside and found a space to rehearse for the afternoon performance.

Simone and her group started by rehearsing the shadow puppetry, and then they watched their group mates practice for their own performances.

Whenever they noticed a problem, they pointed it out so that improvements could be made.

On the other hand, the other group practiced individually since they all had solo performances.

Afterwards, Simone made several appetizing dishes using the ingredients given by the villagers as a reward for their hard work. She didn’t want the ingredients to go to waste.

Zac and the rest sat down happily and enjoyed the food.

As for Jodie’s group, they didn’t have time to cook as they had two performances.

In the end, Jodie made four PB&Js for lunch.

Her group found the lunch to be bland compared to the delicious aroma of Simone’s cooking. They planned to enjoy a feast when they returned to Cebros.

At 2:00 PM, the production crew set up a stage and placed chairs in a field in the village.

The village head used a loudspeaker to announce in the village for the villagers to gather and watch the performance.

Jonah then asked both groups to draw lots. The group that picked the longer stick would perform first.

Eric represented Simone’s group, while Leon represented Jodie’s group.

In the end, Leon got the longer stick and asked, “We’re performing first. Who wants to go first?”

Jodie looked around and raised her hand. “Maybe I can go first.”

Leon and the rest had no objections.

So, she walked up to the stage to perform a traditional dance in traditional attire that she had specially asked the production crew to prepare.

Having practiced from a young age, she delivered a brilliant performance.

loudly, and Jodie was

it was Simone and her

and said, “Why don’t I go with the children first? We should use

all agreed. “Sure. You go

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to perform a robot

did exceptionally well, and the children were

which created a better stage effect, especially since the village children

cheers during the performance and even louder applause when

performance. However, she didn’t mind too much

he was

fully appreciate his dance since he was performing alone. So, the applause

group had prepared many performances, Leyla was next after Aaron and went up to

their reactions were equally quiet since they

performed with

classic songs that older people

connecting rhythm of each song, so that each song transitioned smoothly,

in the audience hummed along unconsciously and still

for Jodie’s group, despite smiling, they had a bad feeling. They had forgotten an important point, which was that the old villagers and children were their primary audience. They had made a mistake. And Simone’s group clearly took advantage of

it was Leon’s turn. He sang a theme song for a TV show, which was on the slower side. After he finished, he received quite

the show.

children on stage

happy as they admired their children’s artwork,

also cheered at that

Jodie played the song The Battle Cry of Freedom‘ on the

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poor performance, but the villagers couldn’t fully appreciate it. In the live broadcast, the netizens commented

it wasn’t for Simone’s performance of

something to compare against, even people who didn’t know much about music felt that Jodie’s performance lacked something compared

but weren’t as excited as they were while listening to

the excitement that Jodie had imagined as the finale performance. She felt regretful and stupid. She should have prepared a song or performance more suitable for older people

limelight wasn’t stolen since Simone wasn’t part of the more exciting

her performance was being compared in the live chat, and she was on the losing side. If she

Simone’s group performing shadow puppetry

but the production crew was going to leave with everyone else in the evening. So, they had no