When Gu Xiaoer left home, she was dressed as a man, naturally not attracting much attention.
But when she returned to the Han Family's, she had reverted to her female identity. Before she could enter the house, she was spotted by sharp-eyed journalists and media, who trailed behind her car, asking all sorts of questions.
For example.
"Miss Gu, your Second Uncle knelt before you, begging you to spare their family. How do you plan to handle this?"
"Miss Gu, how do you feel when your elders kneel before you? Doesn't your conscience hurt?"
"Miss Gu, the Han Family wields great power. Do they truly disregard law and morality?"
Such questions were indeed endless.
In the past, Gu Xiaoer would have explained a thing or two in response to these questions; now she couldn't be bothered to explain. They could ask whatever they wanted; her mood was not affected in the slightest.
Even the driver and bodyguard in the front couldn't help but admire the psychological resilience of their lady.
