The female parent looked at the male parent who spoke and sneered at him “It’s none of your bloody business how I speak. You might want your child to be friends with the refugees, but I don’t!”
The male parent choked on his words and couldn’t come up with anything in response, but he wasn’t going to stoop to her level either.
Adella sneered, “And if I refuse to let them switch classes?”
“Refuse to switch classes?” The short female parent stood with her arms on her hips and said, “Do you think you can make that decision? Why don’t you ask the parents and students in class if they agree to it or not first? Why should the 30 of us have to accommodate you?”
Adella said, “Stand up if you want to talk to me. I’m standing up while you’re sitting down. Where are your manners? Is this how stronghold residents behave?”
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