Moonspear Don't let the sun go down on me

Lele, who had at times very stereotypical view of the opposite sex and after their last conversation (which also had been their first) thought of Alaric as some sort of immature airhead, had expected to hear a very stupid and shallow reason for his anger. Instead - as the details of the incident unraveled smile disappeared from her face and her expression grew very serious. Alaric did not name the two men, but the very thought that any one of them could have acted so shamefully filled her heart with utter disgust. For she too had been on the receiving end of unwelcome displays of attraction (to put it mildly) and she could all too easily imagine standing in this man's sister's shoes. 

"Is she alright now?" she asked after a moment of silence, because asking, whether he had had some tough word-exchange with the guilty party did not seem relevant. Because words did not do anything to stop these things from happening.