Jin Qianqian was not angry that Prefect Nan was biased toward one party. After all, they were just passing acquaintances; frankly speaking, they didn't have much of a relationship.
It was entirely reasonable for people to weigh the pros and cons for the sake of their futures.
What infuriated her the most was Mrs. Nan Wang. In her letter, she fell just short of explicitly telling Jin Qianqian to bow her head and apologize to the Tian Family.
Gu Wenheng comforted her. "She probably meant well. No matter what, the Huang family has a First-Grade Minister, and our foundation is still too shallow. You can't blame them for making such a choice."
"I can understand all that, but I just can't swallow this anger," Jin Qianqian said. "I thought the Huang family would have learned their lesson after what happened last time, but it seems I was too naive.
"Do they think they can humiliate us at will just because we aren't going back to Shangjing?"
