Chapter 1128: Monday Morning, the Kids Didn’t Want to Go to School

This was Leah. If anyone truly crossed her, it was like stirring up a hornet’s nest. Though she looked a little pitiful now, trailing by Kayden’s side, that softness only existed when she was with him. To her classmates, Leah was still the fiery girl who spoke her mind and didn’t hesitate to unleash her temper. Seeing Leah like this, Russell quickly stood up, blocking their way. “Wait!” he called. Leah frowned at him. “What now? You want to fight?” she snapped. Her confidence was unshaken, especially with Kayden, a man who seemed capable of anything, standing behind her. Russell let out an awkward laugh, chuckling nervously. “Fight? No, no, that’s something we did as kids. We’re adults now. I just want to sincerely apologize.” “Leah, I’m sorry,” Russell said, addressing both her and Kayden. “Brother-in-law, I spoke out of line earlier. To show my sincerity, I’ll down this drink as an apology.” With that, he raised his glass and drained it in one gulp. He exuded the