Nancy, watching them laugh happily, chuckled softly, "Alright, you all should head back, we need to catch our flight too."

The girls bowed deeply to Nancy once again before leaving joyously.

However, they had arrived together, yet on the return journey, nobody wanted to accompany Lucy.

Lucy, watching them and annoyed, said, "What are you doing? There's a seat for me in the car sent by Smith!"

"You?"

Sophie scoffed disdainfully, "If Smith finds out that you were behind all of today's events, do you think he would still save a seat for you?"

Lucy, fuming, looked at them but couldn't utter a word.

Although Nancy didn't confront her directly, after those words were spoken, these girls saw Lucy's true colors. Everyone was a chosen one; who would want to be used or manipulated by others?

Moreover, with Nancy as a stark contrast, it became extremely difficult for Lucy to stay in the training camp any longer.

The tactics she had used against Nancy, which had isolated and ostracized her, were now fully and even more intensively turned back on her.

She was so frustrated that she wanted to cry but couldn't.

Meanwhile, Nancy had already packed up and left the hotel with Charlie, Linda, Andrew, and others.

On the way to the airport, Linda was still puzzled and turned to Nancy, "Nan, actually, if the misunderstandings were cleared, we could have stayed at the training camp, right?"

Nancy knew that if she returned to the camp now, everyone would treat her like a goddess.

Jokingly, they would have to flatter and please Nancy, who could decide the fate of them and their teachers.

Nancy shook her head, "Actually, I've achieved my goal now, Linda. If you want to go back, you can. You don't have to stay with me."

"Hey!"

Linda waved her hand nonchalantly, "If you're not there, what's the point of going back? Plus, I'm clinging to your coattails, and you're clinging to Mr. Firth's. How could I not reach the pinnacle of the international piano world?"

Her words were casual, almost joking, but Nancy could see that Linda regretted leaving the camp.

After all, climbing up step by step on one's own merit provided a sense of achievement that couldn't be matched by taking shortcuts.

Nancy smiled and shook her head, "Alright! I'll remember your joke and take you with me whenever I get the chance, don't worry."

"Hahaha…"

Linda was ecstatic, almost dancing in the car for Nancy, "That's great! I've finally clung onto a super thick thigh. But..."

Then she calmed down, "Honestly, my decision to follow you was also because of Andrew. I've already accepted Patrick as my teacher and it's inappropriate to accept another, but I really envy that artistic conception. Nan, you don't know, when you play the piano, there's an indescribable magic, it truly captivates people."

After finishing, she looked at Charlie and asked with a smile, "Mr. Firth, tell me the truth, are you also enthralled by Nan for this reason?"