After the courtroom took a recess, the witness testimony segment began.
Elise Don, as the most crucial witness, took the stage last.
"Miss Don, please start by introducing how you met Townsend," the judge asked first.
Elise Don glanced outside the courtroom; Oliver Bloom's face was unprecedentedly serious, his jawline tensed into a bow.
She tried her best not to be nervous and answered.
"Professor Townsend and I have a student-teacher relationship."
"I enrolled at the beginning of the year. Professor Townsend's history of fashion was part of my courses. We met in class, and after getting to know my professional skills, he invited me to be his teaching assistant, to help him teach the undergraduate pattern-making course."
"Because he was my teacher, I went once out of courtesy, but because the course content was too basic—I had already mastered it in my undergraduate studies—I declined Professor Townsend, considering being a teaching assistant would not benefit me personally."
