Though she was only Gu Yue's clone, she was still one of his masters.
So he couldn't do anything to Na'er. But she wasn't his master either, being only a human personality. That left Di Tian in a bit of a quandary.
Hearing Di Tian's words, Li Ang and Gu Yue turned around at the same time and saw the young girl who had just walked in.
The girl stood with her hands on her hips, glaring at them both as if a wife had caught her husband spending time with his mistress.
Faced with that imposing aura, even Li Ang and Gu Yue froze for a moment.
They both wore awkward expressions, though neither knew whether they ought to feel awkward. After all, there really was nothing between them.
"Gu Yue, you bad woman! You said you weren't interested in Li Ang. So why are you deliberately meeting with him now—or bringing him to a little space like this?"
Na'er spoke, glaring fiercely at Gu Yue.
Under the young girl's fierce gaze, Gu Yue blinked. Her eyes held a bewildered look—or perhaps a guilty one.
She didn't understand why she felt guilty, but somehow, at this point, she felt she ought to.
But when she glanced at Li Ang, who looked just as bewildered, she forced herself to recover.
"I brought him here to take care of something important. We need to separate the Golden Dragon King Bloodline. It has absolutely nothing to do with what you think—or rather, it's not what you think."
Na'er shot Gu Yue a glance, then looked at Li Ang with some annoyance.
Li Ang was baffled.
Being glared at out of nowhere left him at a loss.
Now that he was caught up in this situation, Li Ang looked at the two of