Just as I thought it was over, my mom stepped forward again, her presence commanding the room once more.
"One last thing," she said, her gaze sharp and sweeping over the crowd. "If you have a valid reason for missing a session, you must notify your trainer in advance. We understand emergencies happen, but communication is key."
With that, she nodded, signaling the end of her part. "Thank you all."
I let out a small sigh of relief, glad the announcements were over. But as I glanced around, I couldn't help but notice the lingering tension in the room. This was going to be an adjustment for everyone-including me.
"Luna, I have a question."
I stiffened at the sound of Lillian's voice. She didn't even wait for acknowledgment, standing up with an air of self-importance as she raised her han
