In the bathroom, Philip Shaw was vomiting.
He was almost throwing up all the breakfast he just had.
Aldana Candi thought about the scene earlier where dozens of grasshoppers stuck to Philip Shaw's clothes, making his face turn from pale to green and back to pale, and genuinely felt a bit sorry for him.
He really is afraid of bugs.
When Philip Shaw came out of the bathroom, she thoughtfully handed him a glass of water to rinse his mouth.
His face was wet, and because his skin was fair, he looked even more pale, almost transparent. His eyes were also watery, though it was physiological tears, it looked as though he had been crying, making him appear very pitiful.
Seeing him looking all battered, Aldana lightly coughed and defended her daughter: "I didn't expect those grasshoppers would fly onto you, don't blame Ava."
Philip Shaw spat out the water and glared at her upon hearing what she said, "Don't mention it to me again."
Looking as if he might still vomit.
