Joshua stepped forward and steadied Raina as she staggered slightly.
Her complexion was bad—so terrible that it made Joshua's heart ache.
Joshua's own face darkened as he spoke up in her defense, "Raina isn't the kind of woman you're insinuating, Mr. Jenson. You've misunderstood her, and besides, she's my date tonight. You have no right to judge her."
Craig let out a cold scoff, and his gaze was as sharp as a blade.
Joshua, now visibly irritated, straightened his back and met Craig's icy stare without flinching.
"Raina's a good girl. She's done nothing to deserve your scorn. Why are you so hell-bent on tearing her down like this? What's the reason behind your malice? When you're prejudiced against someone, do you always stoop this low, to the point of attacking them with cruel words,
