The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance novel Chapter 590

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“If the O’Brien family loses him again, I’ll take you to court and file for a change in custody.”

Without waiting for Haynes to respond, she turned on her heel and walked away.

……

Stella barely had time to breathe these days.

Between preparing for the upcoming concert and juggling a slew of performances and competitions, her schedule was packed.

On this particular day, Stella spotted Rachel at the competition venue.

Given how few high-profile contests there were in the industry, it wasn’t a total surprise to bump into Rachel here.

The sight of Rachel quickly set off a quiet ripple of gossip among those nearby.

“Wait, is that Rachel? She’s competing this year too?”

“I heard Rachel got a recommendation from Mr. Walden—she doesn’t even have to go through the preliminaries.”

“Rachel’s Mr. Walden’s protégé. What chance do any of us have?”

“Oh, come on! Why is there always some unbelievable prodigy every year?”

Rachel stood beside Mr. Walden, deep in conversation with the event organizer.

Stella only glanced their way before turning her attention elsewhere.

In some competitions, a recommendation from a prominent mentor could fast-track a contestant straight into the main event, bypassing the preliminary rounds. In rare cases, it could even mean automatic entry to the finals.

It sounded unfair at first, but the pressure on the recommending mentor was immense—if their student was knocked out early, it would throw the mentor’s judgment and reputation into question. That’s why most mentors rarely put their own credibility on the line, unless their student had missed the registration deadline due to unexpected circumstances.

Rachel’s last-minute entry, with Mr. Walden’s backing, made it obvious she’d been late to sign up. Thanks to his recommendation, she was allowed to skip the preliminaries and head straight into the official competition.

This particular contest was a big deal—it only happened once every three years. Even with a top mentor’s endorsement, skipping straight to the finals was unheard of.