João wanted to just roll his eyes at the woman. I lack the ability to see through walls and doors... Right. She knew alright that they were coming, though. The class had just ended--what did she expect anyway? That they were going to go take a shower or something before seeing her? He keep taking deep breaths to calm down, or else, he was afraid he wouldn't be able to control his temper. He had a corrupted sense of justice and believed in the power of powerful alright, but he couldn't bear the others doing wrong to him and it was this woman who was slipping from his good graces. Once he took a few deep breaths though, he was all relaxed. No matter what, he was still a son of two bright politicians and if there was one thing they taught him, it was controlling his expressions on his face.

Being the last one to enter the office, he stood by Aspen and waited Paulie to take up all the blame. After all, he had been who hit him to a floating Aspen on purpose and caused her to react so harshly. He expected the boy to be the first speaker, so he forgot all about a neutral expression and looked confused at hearing Aspen's voice taking all the blame up. He was a second late collecting himself again for his expression, though he kept silent and looked right at a spot on the ground. Although he was relieved someone took all the blame, it still bugged him that that person was Aspen. Why was she doing this? Why did he feel bad for her doing this?

Better to keep silent and... wait to see if Paulie bothered to make an explanation. If not, he would have to find a way to at least lighten Aspen's burden.