Alla was still shocked that Keyon had actually stepped up to defend her, when she heard Eisa trying to shift the blame.
She had not intended to make a big deal out of it, but Ms. Walters blatantly lying about her had sparked her anger.
She was about to ask Eisa what exactly she had said to provoke her, when a cold voice suddenly sounded from behind.
"Is learning to distort right and wrong all Ms. Walters has gained from her years studying abroad?"
The man standing in the light, dressed in a black suit, seemed to radiate a dazzling brilliance.
Hearing his voice, Alla knew who it was. She was grateful he had stepped up to speak for her, but didn't dare turn her head.
Casiano's gaze flickered indistinctly over Keyon's hand holding Alla's, his expression obscured.
He slowly descended the stairs and came to a stop in front of Eisa.
"I happened to be passing by when Ms. Walters was insulting this young lady."
