However, Nelson kept his head down.
It was Grace who suddenly noticed that the hearing aid Nelson was supposed to be wearing was missing.
Grace frowned. She stepped forward, gently cupped Nelson Corbynâs cheeks, and asked, âWhereâs your hearing aid? Why is it gone?â
She knew Nelson could read lips.
Nelson turned pale. Kyla and Lina had also noticed that the hearing aid was missing.
âWhat happened? Why is his hearing aid gone?â
The class teacher nearby said, âHereâs what happened. Nelson Corbyn got into a fight with his classmates and his hearing aid accidentally fell into the drain. Itâll be a miracle to find it.ââ
âWhat on earth happened? What were they fighting about?â
Grace asked as she looked at the class teacher.
âNelson Corbynâs hearing aid fell to the ground by accident. A student picked it up to return it to Nelson Corbyn, but he beat them up. Several other students got involved and the hearing aid eventually fell down the drain during the scuffle,â the class Grace frowned. Nelson was not someone who would pick a fight with others for no reason. The truth was probably not as what the teacher said.
Sure enough, when she looked at Nelson, she saw an aggrieved expression on Nelsonâs face. Grace knew that Nelson knew what the teacher was saying even though he could not hear.
âHave you investigated the cause of Nelsonâs fight? And Nelson is here. What about the classmate he fought with? Where are they?â
âThe children are in the infirmary, having their wounds tended to. Theyâll be here soon. Iâve also informed their parents. Nelson Corbyn and Nelson Corbynâs mother, apologize to them. You should pay them if they ask for compensation for medical expenses. I think theyâre reasonable people and the matter will end here,â the class teacher said.
Grace asked, âCan we also ask them to compensate for the hearing aid and apologize to Nelson?â
The class teacher seemed displeased. âWho are you? Iâm talking to Nelson Corbyn and Nelson Corbynâs mother.â
âIâm Nelson Corbynâs godmother as well as a friend of Nelson Corbynâs mother. Of course, I need to find out why Nelson Corbyn should apologize and pay their medical bills when they donât have to do the same,â Grace said coldly.
âItâs because Nelson Corbyn started the fight in the first place. Of course, he should apologize and his parents should compensate.â
âHow did you draw that conclusion?? Witnesses? Material evidence? Or just based on what the others in the fight said?â
âThat person is the vice class monitor. Several other students who were involved also said Nelson Corbyn started it.â
âBut theyâre already in conflict with Nelson Corbyn. Even if they go to court, the judge might not believe them. But youâre believing them without a doubt!â
âYouâ¦â The class teacher froze, and the displeasure on their face grew.
âWhatâs the matter? Did my son and the others lie, then? It seems that you want to go to court. Alright, Iâll see what the judge has to say about this!â A voice suddenly rang at the office door.