Anything For Her

Chapter 299 Dance Battle

“What do you mean, Sophie? There are so many people here on the dance floor, so it is normal to bump into others, all right? Do you have to make a mountain out of a molehill? If you must behave in such a petty manner, I suggest you go home and complain to your mom about this. Oh, I’m sorry. I forgot that your mom doesn’t care about you. I suppose she won’t entertain you even if you talk to her about this.”

Louisa genuinely despised Sophie as she could not fathom what was so great about the latter.

“You—” Ysabelle had always been a sweet and well-tempered person, but even she was infuriated at that moment. “You obviously did that on purpose. Do you know how to dance? Was that even dancing?”

Louisa snorted. “Are you kidding me? Did you say I don’t know how to dance? Just so you know, I started learning ballet when I was five years old. If I can’t dance, then are you saying that you can? Or perhaps she can? I believe everyone here has witnessed their ridiculous moves earlier. It is plain to see that they can’t even follow the music’s rhythm,” Louisa retorted arrogantly.

Louisa began learning ballet at a young age. Everyone who knew her praised her extraordinary temperament, an acquired quality that she credited to picking up ballet when she was little.

“What a joke. How dare you say you started learning ballet at the age of five when you’re such a terrible dancer? Are you sure you’re not an idiot?” Ysabelle snapped in response, reluctant to admit defeat. She could not stand Louisa’s contemptible demeanor.

“Ha! Everyone can talk big even if they have nothing to show. Since you all think it is my fault for accidentally bumping into you, let’s settle this matter using the practice here!”

“What kind of practice?” Although Sophie had visited Nocturnal on a few occasions, that was her first time dancing there.

“Dance battle!”

That was not the first time Louisa and the others had a conflict with another party in Nocturnal. Nocturnal had an unspoken rule for partygoers who had a dispute on the dance floor to resolve the issue through a dance battle.

“What’s the matter? Do you dare to accept my challenge? I reckon you all do not have the guts to do so. Someone like her is only adept at fighting, so there’s no way she would know the graceful performing art of dancing.” After saying that, Louisa and her group of girls laughed mockingly.

“How do you plan to carry out the dance battle?”

“Soph?” Ysabelle grabbed Sophie’s arm. I’ve heard of people sorting out an argument through a dance battle. Louisa acquired the skill in dancing when she was little, not to mention she frequented this kind of place. On the other hand, I’ve never seen Sophie dance. At this rate, it is apparent that we have no chance of winning this dance battle.

“It’s very simple. We’ll battle at the same time. Then, the loser will have to do anything the winner demands.” Louisa felt secretly delighted when she imagined how embarrassed Sophie would be later.

How can that d*mned Willow ignore my cousin, Mason, after he got hurt? I can’t believe I

“Sure!”

a

strode over to look for Sophie and Ysabelle because the two did not show

asked when he saw

trouble she stirred. After all, she was the reason that

just a coward.

urge to step forward and brawl

Louisa to

difficult for you. Since you’re too scared to

up in a conducive and educated environment. As a

compete with them. Since

smiled smugly upon hearing

Sophie if they were taking part in a

the dance

is a capable person, but can she dance? She’ll have no problem facing others in a fight,

wasting her time arguing

even though she was a

anyone foolish enough to harm Ysabelle to

you deal with your problems by allowing men to stand up for you, Sophie? I was under the assumption that you were very formidable.” Louisa was not at all afraid. After all, she was acquainted with a considerable amount of people in Jipsdale. If the situation boiled

slap Louisa’s face when she saw the latter’s derisive

“Louisa, you’re f*cking crazy.”

you lose, you’ll

Louisa replied. How can I possibly lose? I’ve been dancing for over ten years. There’s no way I’ll lose to a thug

her coat