At times, the elderly Madam Nan had her regrets, but in the end, she never thought she was in the wrong. She was a proud person and would never express her affection first to anyone.
Indeed, Madam Nan was extremely proud, not even allowing herself to confess her love first. How could she tolerate the action of kneeling before others?
In her heart, she could endure death and shed blood, but in this world, she would only kneel to heaven, earth, and her parents. No one else could make her kneel. So in her mind, she still favored girls with pride in their bones.
Girls like Qin Han, who would come running to her for help at the drop of a hat, even to the point of begging on her knees, were particularly repulsive to her.
Madam Nan didn't tell her to rise; she just held her teacup, sat in her seat, and looked down at her from above. Her voice calmly said, "Just tell me straight up."
