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Chapter 646 Explanation

Chapter 646: Chapter 646 Explanation

Kang Yue wondered whether Mr. Shen would initiate a mode of revenge as they watched the spectacle unfold. The posture coach was taken aback; unexpectedly, Shen Dong had arrived. Normally, the boss was easy to talk to, and the coach couldn’t think of any recent missteps on his part. Hence, he greeted Shen Dong with a raised smile, wanting to explain the situation.

However, Shen Dong merely smiled and said to Lin Yun, "You’re overdoing it. If you could tone it down a bit, I think your movement would be better. I hope you can work on that. Oh, and coach, come here for a moment. I have something to say to you." After saying this, Shen Dong gave the coach a cold look.

The coach, initially unconcerned about how he had been treating Shen Dong, was met with a very cold expression that seemed to penetrate to the depths of the ocean. Lin Qi was also shocked; Shen Dong had come unexpectedly. Lin had thought he would arrive much later, as there had been no sign of him all day, which was somewhat disappointing.

But then he remembered he was just an employee who shouldn’t dwell on undue thoughts. Hence, he became reticent and didn’t initiate conversations with others, leaving him without close friends in the area.

Thus, he missed the chance to understand what kind of situation Shen Dong was in here. Seeing him now stirred excitement, yet he thought of his own continuous struggles with the moves. Shen must have noticed his awkward actions. Lin Qi wondered, had those pathetic attempts been funny enough to kill him with laughter? Such thoughts hadn’t crossed Lin’s mind when he was being scolded by the posture coach earlier.

But seeing Shen Dong arrive set his heart pounding, and his mind raced with all sorts of thoughts—how ridiculous and comical his movements had been, how poorly he controlled his performance. He felt like he was going insane; why did Shen have to see him at his worst?

And now Shen was calling the coach over—was it because Shen knew Lin and wanted to give him special attention? This thought alone was overwhelming for Lin. The posture coach was already paying enough attention to him; if Shen gave further instructions, Lin feared he’d be scrutinized even more closely.

Lin Qi couldn’t help but wonder what terrible karma he had accrued in a past life to find himself in this place, under such an unpleasant coach. Please, he hoped, let Shen Dong be merciful and not make the coach keep an eye on him all the time. The coach, when summoned, was trying to figure out why he had been called.

Despite much thought, he couldn’t reason out the purpose and had no choice but to obediently follow Shen Dong, who stood waiting for the posture coach to appear.

When the coach arrived, he respectfully called out, "Mr. Shen." Immediately after the greeting, Shen Dong’s face darkened as he said, "Do you know who you are? Do you know why I called you here?"

As soon as Shen finished speaking, the coach’s face changed. What was going on? He hadn’t done anything wrong, the coach thought hard but couldn’t figure out what might have upset Shen Dong.

After hearing this, Shen Dong felt that people who make mistakes truly don’t realize what they have done wrong. Didn’t they know such actions could cast long shadows behind others?

"Let’s hear it then. What kind of attitude is this to teach with? Can’t you instruct gently when someone struggles? What’s the need to be so harsh? If I didn’t let you teach and had you just watch, wouldn’t you be more relaxed? Bursting in so fiercely, one might think someone owes you something."

"Your teaching method is unacceptable. Pack up your things and prepare to leave. I’ll find someone else to instruct them. As for your salary, let it stop today. I don’t wish to dwell on this further. As for compensation, calculate it as double. Go get your salary; I’ll have someone arrange it."

After saying this, Shen Dong intended to dismiss the posture coach, who was utterly dumbfounded. What was happening? Had he failed to properly teach someone? Weren’t all his students outstanding, capturing audiences with their graceful performances, even earning numerous tips?

He even got a cut from those tips, and some students often brought him gifts to curry favor and encourage more dedicated instruction. He was doing exceptionally well here, with a high salary and good income, yet suddenly he was being dismissed. How could he accept this?

In a panic, the coach grabbed Shen Dong, desperately trying to explain, "Mr. Shen, is there some misunderstanding? Did you perhaps mistake something? How could I possibly be impatient with the students? Did you see something wrong? It must have been Lin Yun you saw. The student is quite perceptive.

"See how well she dances? Look, everyone there is quite good. Maybe don’t dismiss me after all. I really fit well in this job. I’ve completed my tasks well. Mr. Shen, if you insist on me resigning, you need to provide a proper reason. You can’t just fire me outright."

When the coach finished speaking, he felt particularly aggrieved. He truly believed he had been dedicating himself in his role, only for the boss to abruptly let him go as if seizing the fruits of someone else’s labor. The coach was extremely reluctant.

Shen Dong chuckled coldly and replied, "I was just outside there watching you for a while, not only Lin Yun but also another girl who barely made a few moves before stiffening up. You start barking at them with just a few extra questions. How can I trust you to continue working here?

"Later on, they might not train as they should, or they might be too scared to ask their coach. This consequence is your fault. I don’t think I can allow you to keep working there."

"If those people then just muddle along, standing on stage only knowing how to move stiffly and not really learning, I’m not spending so much money to treat you like royalty. I want you to teach well, or else leave."

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