If she hadn't blamed him just now, hadn't used that tone with Hao Jian, it might still be easy to make amends. But from the moment she called Hao Jian out of the classroom to bringing him here, it was clear that she had every intention to blame and question him, and Hao Jian must have sensed it.
However, now that she suddenly understood the whole story, realizing she had wronged Hao Jian, that Hao Jian hadn't secretly turned around to look at her body, she suddenly didn't know what attitude to adopt in dealing with Hao Jian. After all, the stance she had taken earlier was clear, and some things can't be changed just because one wants to, nor can they disappear just because one wishes them away.
Therefore, at this moment, she could only face Hao Jian with a guilty posture. It's not that she could naturally apologize; even knowing she was wrong, it was impossible for her to apologize to Hao Jian. At most, she would subtly indicate that she was in the wrong.
