This was targeted humiliation.
Yet, despite realizing that something was off, most of them still remained silent.
Why?
Because it wasn't them being bullied.
And because sticking their necks out for Nnenna meant drawing Chinwa's wrath to themselves.
So, one by one, they picked up their things and quietly left.
One of them, a woman standing near the entrance, hesitated.
Her fists clenched.
She bit her lip, struggling.
Should she step in? Should she say something?
Her eyes darted between Nnenna, who stood her ground without flinching, and Chinwa, who looked ready to make this a battle of wills.
After a moment, she sighed.
Then, she stepped forward.
Kosi could not stand bullying.
She just couldn't.
It made her stomach turn, made her hands itch, and made her want to do something.
And this situation?
It was as clear as day.
That poor girl, Nnenna, was being targeted.
Kosi had noticed it the moment Chinwa started pushing her.
