Han'er unleashed her stubbornness again, defiantly thinking that since Shi Feiyang didn't like her, he shouldn't care about her anymore—whatever she did had nothing to do with him.
Such a rebellious and willful young girl would be a headache for anyone.
She kept wanting to leave, but Shi Feiyang naturally wouldn't just let her go. "If you really want to leave, I won't stop you, but since you're here, let's have a meal together before you go."
Subjectively, Han'er didn't really want to leave. She hoped Shi Feiyang would keep her by his side, and objectively, she couldn't go either, so she reluctantly stayed.
Shi Feiyang let her sit where the Princess of Stone God had sat earlier. She didn't dare; although the Princess had never abused her, the methods she displayed struck fear deep into her bones. Even in the absence of the Princess, she didn't dare overstep in the slightest.
Not wanting to force her, Shi Feiyang had her sit at the side of the Princess of Stone God's table.
