Hearing An Yexuan's retort, Master An felt infuriated. He had thought that locking his son up would make him reflect on his actions, but it seemed as though he didn't feel remorseful at all.
Master An was gravely concerned. He asked, "Do you think that your father has abandoned you?"
An Yexuan replied indifferently, "Isn't that so?"
Master An was so livid that his chest huffed up and down in anger. Looking at his son, his head ached. "Yexuan, don't you think that you've done something wrong?"
"If you're talking about what happened to Ding Wen'er, it has nothing to do with me. I've been framed."
An Yexuan harbored a lot of hatred towards the An family and his father. He was focused solely on Chu Fei'er now and didn't care about anything else.
