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Parker glared at anyone who stared too long, raising a fist to threaten a student who mocked his precious husband. How dare they speak that way about a man who had no say in his capture?! They were all disgusting, all worthless scum. He was going to kiss some a-s, and soon.Once inside the office, Parker stood tall with a hand on his hip. He was dressed in his lawyer garb, there not only to wheel Aysun in, but to represent him. "This better be f-cking good," he hissed. "Aysun has physical therapy to cope with being horribly assaulted by disgusting individuals." He glared openly at the board members in there, his father's and his reputations preceding them.

Parker was very still, very silent as the headmistress spoke. He thought hard, struggling to determine what the right course of action was. Aysun had already had so much taken away from him. How could he lose this too? Alright, Parker knew what he had to do. He knew what needed to be done. Walking over to the other end of the table, he crooked his finger and lowered his voice. "Move," he commanded. The board member scurried out of the seat, which Parker took and crossed his legs.
"Do you have any idea what you've just done?" he asked, hard eyes on the headmistress. "When my husband was returned to me, he was half-dead. He had to have surgery just to be kept together. He has to attend physical therapy just to be able to walk in six months. By taking away this job, because of an assault he had no control over, you are wrongfully terminating him. As his lawyer, I must tell you that what comes next will not be easy and I wish you the best of luck. But as his husband?"
He slowly stood, setting his hands on the table and leaning to stare at them all, eyes so cold they could've frozen them all in place. "When I'm finished with you, you will all be disgraced and left behind without a pot to sh-t in. I will take your jobs, your reputations, and if all goes well, any hopes of a successful future. You will never work again. You pissed off the wrong family." Parker then turned to wheel Aysun out, eyes glaring forward and threatening to harm anyone who so much as looked at them wrong. He was so angry, he was trembling. He could only imagine how Aysun felt.

Parker glanced back, looking at the headmistress as if she were the dirt under his shoe. "Why not? There's one in charge of the school." he replied coldly.

Once outside, Parker's anger didn't ebb at Aysun's touch. In fact, the quiet words only fueled his rage. How dare they be so unkind to such a delicate soul? They didn't deserve Aysun. He was going to ruin them, even if Aysun saw the bright side in this. He was going to ruin them anyway.
It wasn't until they got outside to the parking lot that Parker realized what Aysun must've been going through. Instead of going to the car, he directed them towards the garden, walking through the flowers until they reached the maze. He pushed them inside, grateful it was time for class so that they wouldn't find any students. Once safely hidden, Parker rounded the wheelchair and knelt in front of his husband, taking his hand. "Cry," he said quietly. "It's okay, baby. Cry."

The man shook his head, taking Aysun's hands and prying them away from his face. "No. No, you don't. Aysun, look at me. Do you remember what I told you when we were kids and that bully beat you up for dressing like a girl? Do you remember?" His hand released one of Aysun's to move hair from his face. "I said, "Aysun, you deserve all the happiness there is. You deserve rainbows and kittens and candy and love and wonderfulness." Do you remember?" He inched closer, hand touching his lover's cheek.
"Look at me. You are not that person. You are kind and intelligent, and loyal and beautiful. You still deserve rainbows and kittens and candy and love and wonderfulness. We will get through this together. You and me, Aysun. We'll make it through. I will never leave your side." His hand fell to take Aysun's again, squeezing gently.