43. Who was It?

"You should have taken him to the nurse's office instead of the hospital." Killian narrows his eyes as the principal, who is his uncle as well, scolds him.

"Did you even see him?" Killian questions, anger rising through his veins.

Sebastian's face is almost unrecognisable. Anyone can tell that he got ambushed and beaten severely. He can't understand why the principal is talking like that. He should be concerned for his students, not annoyed when one gets hurt on the school grounds.

"I saw." His uncle admits, " But you blew it out of proportion. Our school's reputation will be at stake if the news gets out." The man explains to him in a worried tone, unaware of the seething anger of his nephew.

There's a lot of things Killian wants to say and do. But he needs to restrain his urges. He reminds himself that the man standing in front of him is the same man who took care of him and his sister while his own father was busy drowning himself in guilt and work. However, he never imagined h