The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 2814
“You!”
Dahlia’s words were cut off as Waller hung up the phone abruptly, leaving Sienna looking at her with a worried expression.
“What are we going to do now? I’ve told you a million times not to deal with slippery characters like him, but you just wouldn’t
listen. Now you’re caught in a vise. Nolan thinks you’re not involved and went straight to suing Waller, but Waller is pinning it all
on you. What are we going to do?”
She was pacing around so frantically that it made Dahlia’s head spin.
“Can you please just come up with a solution instead of freaking out? What use are you all if you can’t handle this little mess?”
With a sudden rage, she hurled her phone across the room, and everyone fell dead silent, not daring to breathe too loudly.
“Will you please come up with something? I’m doing this for the team. Without the spotlight, how am I supposed to support you
all? We’re all in this together, like crickets on the same boat. We should be united, pulling together as one, right?” Dahlia’s face
suddenly softened as she took Sienna’s hand, I’m sorry, Sienna. I’m just... I’m so stressed out. I’m worried about our future,
aren’t I? Come on, think of something, will you?”
Sienna couldn’t help but want to pull her hand away from Dahlia’s grip. Ever sip she took this newcomer under her wing, she
watched her become more and more hig
She was more convinced than ever that Dahlia shouldn’t have come back fro
Now, Dahlia wanted too much; a dancer should be focused on their art.
But Dahlia wasn’t just fixated on Nolan; she also wanted to make a splash in th scene and was using such despicable tactics to
do so.
Perhaps some of her sweet talk was for their sake, but at the end of the day, it wa herself. After all, she was the real beneficiary,
and they were just pawns to be sac
Sienna wondered whether she should continue following an artist like this.
The Dahlia of now was no longer just a simple dancer.

Dahlia sensed her hesitation, “Why don’t you all step out for a bit? I need to have a wo with Sienna.”
Once they were alone, Dahlia let out a sigh of relief, but the next second, her eyes welle up with tears.
“Sienna, you doubt me too, don’t you? You think all of this is my fault, right?”
Sienna hesitated but finally decided to speak her mind, “Dahlia, we all know what you want to achieve. You want to see
contemporary dance thrive.
But we don’t need to stoop to these levels. You’re a dancer; you shouldn’t taint yourself with these worldly concerns. Can you
truly focus solely on your performance on stage anymore? Do you still remember why I was so determined to sign you when we
first met?”
Dahlia nodded, “Of course, I remember. Back then, I was just an unknown dancer abroad, with no venue willing to take a chance
on me. You saw the passion in my performance and took a chance on me.
I’m really grateful, truly. If it weren’t for you, I might still be dancing on some street corner, never having the chance to perform on
a big stage.
But, Sienna, I’m also being honest. Since we’ve returned home, you must have noticed how the world has changed, especially
with the power of the internet. You could be a sensation one day and forgotten the next. Promoting contemporary dance, the best
way is to ride the internet rocket.
I hope you can join me, and maybe you can broaden your horizons too. Let’s not confine ourselves to the small dance theater we
started in. Okay?”