After some thought, Han An still didn't dare to tell the truth. She carefully considered her words before speaking, "Prince, as you know, Master's attitude towards me has been very poor. Do you think she would really tell me something like that? And even if she did, it might not necessarily be true!"
Upon hearing Han An's words, Nolan Chenyu fell into deep thought.
Although he didn't want to admit it, Han An's words did make sense. The State Preceptor had publicly issued a notice cutting off their relationship so openly that it was clear she no longer held any place for her disciple, Han An, in her heart.
That the State Preceptor harbored such hatred for Han An made him wonder if that anger would extend to himself.
Initially, he thought having Han An, the State Preceptor's disciple, was a good thing for him. Now it seemed that the disadvantages outweighed the benefits.
