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Chapter 969: 960 Dance and Song (2)

Chapter 969: Chapter 960 Dance and Song (2)

Bo Yan, of course, didn’t want his wife to embarrass herself too much, so he said, “Let’s wait for the voice teacher to come and assign the parts. When it comes to dancing, you and Shang Feifei can be considered semi-experts, but with singing, none of us are professionals. It’s better to let the professionals decide.”

Although Xia Siyu was impulsive, she had one good point: she believed that Bo Yan was capable and wouldn’t harm her interests. So, even if she disagreed with him, she wouldn’t openly object right away. At the moment, all she could do was agree with some reluctance: “Alright then!”

Soon, the voice teacher arrived and had everyone sing with the lyrics in hand. After listening, Xia Siyu looked on expectantly, and the voice teacher analyzed seriously: “Teacher Xia’s voice is very unique, but since it’s a trio singing together, I think it’s better for everyone to join in for the chorus part.”

To this, Xia Siyu did not object. She was self-aware. Although she got excited for a moment thinking she could take on the high parts, upon calm reflection, she recognized her shortcomings and accepted not singing those parts.

Seeing her agreement, Wei Jingjing breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, this sister didn’t insist on doing things her way just to “show off.”

When assigning the lines, Xia Siyu ended up with an unremarkable, easy lyric. She had the least to sing, Bo Yan had the most, and Shang Feifei was next. Worrying she might be upset, Bo Yan then said, “I think we should play to personal strengths. For example, Xia Siyu is good at street dance, so we should show off her skills there. Shang Feifei is also good at dancing, and a bit of traditional Chinese style could be incorporated here — just a slight change, to complement Fei’er’s dance, should be quite stunning.”

This suggestion of his was actually quite good, to the point where even Shang Feifei nodded in agreement. So, today they quickly divided up the lyrics and choreographed the dances, with everyone having their chance to shine — all was well that ended well.

Then, under the guise of “splitting up to be more productive,” Bo Yan sent Xia Siyu off to practice dancing and asked Shang Feifei to discuss changes to the traditional Chinese elements. As long as Xia Siyu and Shang Feifei didn’t stick together, he believed that with their capabilities, they should easily be able to stand out on their own.

After all, having been in the entertainment industry for so long, everyone had become quite sharp; they wouldn’t have made it this far without genuine talent.

Practicing separately would also allow him to be away from Xia Siyu, so he wouldn’t keep getting distracted by her if they were in the same space.

As for Xia Siyu’s singing voice… he felt it would be better to go home in the evening and teach her to practice step by step.

Bo Yan decisively split the three of them up, Xia Siyu didn’t object, and Shang Feifei didn’t want to complicate things, so everyone went their separate ways. Xia Siyu had to break her habit of dancing ballroom style, Shang Feifei discussed the adaptation with the voice teacher to match her voice, even adding a bit of operatic singing.

Meanwhile, Bo Yan practiced singing in the original rehearsal room. With one person dancing and the other adapting, there were many parts in the song that he needed to perform, so he had to practice diligently as well.

However, just as Xia Siyu was still feeling unsatisfied and wanted to increase the difficulty, she received a message from Bo Yan, who said, “You have an injury, don’t push yourself too hard.”

Her soft tissue injury, although it didn’t sound very serious, still caused swelling on her body. Carrying out some of the basic movements wasn’t too worrisome, but if Xia Siyu attempted something like the Thomas full spin, it would certainly aggravate her condition.

The dance teacher, cautious, asked, “Teacher Xia, do you still want to increase the difficulty?”