"Erina, we can still report this, I don't see any reason why you'd want to keep shut about this." Roxy insisted.
She's been trying to convince the girl since the day of the incident. It happened on Monday, today is Wednesday and Erina still refuses to take the case to the school board.
"Roxy, just let it go already." She calmly states. "It's been two days now, and people have already forgotten about it. See... No one is pointing or laughing. It means no one cares about it anymore." She slightly points at the other students who passed by them, and she was right. No one was pointing or laughing at her.
Rather, they seemed to be avoiding her. Roxy felt there was something wrong with the way they stared at them. This wasn't the usual look, almost every one of them tried not to meet their gazes, and the ones who did looked terrified.
