Jennie keeps her head down as the other trainees gather their things to leave the evaluation room.

She is holding back tears, thinking about what just happened.

For the first time in a long time, she was badly criticized by Sajangnim for messing up their performance.

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“What’s wrong with you?” he said, “You need to get yourself together if you want to debut. You have to work harder.”

“Yes, Sajangnim.” she answered.

“I am most disappointed in you, Jennie,” he was shaking his head, “I never thought you could be in this bad of a condition.”

He sounded problematic.

“I’m sorry, Sajangnim.” she bowed to him.

There was really nothing else to say and she didn’t have an excuse for how badly she screwed up today.

Sajangnim closed his eyes as he tapped on his clipboard.

He stayed silent for a while before finally saying,

“I’m going to let you practice with one of the boys from Team B. They are improving fast and you can learn a thing or two from them.”

She looked at him