From Divorce To Dominance (Natalie Xavier)

Chapter 69

[Get off the stage. You stole someone's song and still have the nerve to perform? Shame on you.] Natalie, quit the show, Natalie, quit the show.]

[How shameless can a person be to keep using a stolen song in a competition? I'm so angry.]

[Is the production team dead or something? Why aren't they doing anything? This show is going to fail.]

[Natalie cozies up to sponsors, pretends to be rich, creates a fake persona, and even steals other people's work. Natalie, is there anything you can't do?] Almost as soon as Vivian finished her introduction, the comment section exploded with sarcastic remarks. Is were

Tessa definitely had the upper hand. Public opinion was overwhelmingly in her favor. Eight out of ten comments bashing Natalie.

Natalie's die-hard fans initially tried to argue back, but they were quickly overwhelmed by the angry netizens. The comment section was a chaotic mess.

Suddenly, on the livestream screen, all the spotlights went out. Everyone realized that the performance was starting and was ready to double down on the insults, but they were stunned when the opening music began.

The netizens thought, How can this be? If I remember right, this team's song is supposed to be Dangerous Heartbeat Natalie and her team are accused of stealing the composition of Tessa's team. But why does the intro sound so different?

The most crucial part was that this version of the arrangement sounded high-end. The melodious flute opening gave the whole song a subtle yet intimate vibe. But soon, the guitar melted in, and the simple, straightforward melody seamlessly connected with the original intro.

Just then, with the first beat of the drum, Emily sang the opening line with her powerful and penetrating voice. The audience went wild instantly. All the spotlights lit up at once.

Nine beams of light shone down, each lighting up one of the nine women. Each of them had a simple yet s**y style, matching perfectly with the song. As the upbeat melody continued, they sang and danced, filling the entire stage with

energy.

This choreography was already impressive when Natalie danced it solo. Now, with all nine dancing together, the impact it had on the audience far surpassed anything before. Everyone was so stunned that they forgot to send comments, staring at the screen without blinking, afraid to miss even a second.

After Emily finished singing, there was a long segment of rap.

Natalie's team added guitar and piano harmonies at this

flashy techniques, Susan's husky voice added a hint of allure to

originally about the strategic probing between a pl**y and a femme fatale, and right

of seductive moves, but their expressions remained cold and sophisticated.

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killing me. When a woman gets s**y, it's

ladies, come at me. I love it

is nothing compared to s**y. I have to say, the dance team led

¥99%

comment above be more objective, please? Not only does the dance

this the composition that Tessa accused Natalie of copying? Are

like the style of that artist who disappeared

up, Susan's rap part ended, and it was about to transition to the high-pitch chorus. Anyone who had been following the live stream knew that the first line of the chorus for the sixth team was Natalie's solo. Natalie hadn't started singing yet, but her fans were

gosh. Do you think Natalie will sing off-key

who can and cannot

As we all

should I do?

know, even though

she loves singing.

Just then, she gave

naturally good vocal quality, and after practicing this line over a hundred times, she sang it with ease. She neither went off-pitch nor forgot the

was absolutely stunned for a long time. She

another round of sizzling dance moves, the performance finally came to a

audience came back to their senses. The performance brought the house down. That was amazing. Absolutely incredible. None of them expected that they would see

but in this The most remarkable thing was performance, none of them made mistakes and they all challenged themselves. Although their progress wasn't rapid, they all did