50 I Can Teach You

Everyone looked at him in shock.

Only Dayshannon knew.

He was serious. He really didn't know how to dance.

His clear and sincere eyes told her that he wasn't making excuses for his refusal, but that he really didn't know how to dance.

The Tulip Academy's etiquette course didn't include learning how to dance.

Charles III also frowned slightly.

It was not wrong for him to admire Joelson. He almost saw him as the next Harriet Terrence, which was why the royal family immediately tried to curry favor with him.

However, compared to a magic genius who had yet to grow up, the status of his daughter, Dayshannon, was obviously higher in his heart.

He even had the idea of immediately abolishing the title of Duke.

Prince Antoine had a smug smile on his face, as if he was looking forward to a good show.

The atmosphere at the scene began to become a little tense.