After taking the medicine and applying strong physical cooling, Jane Sampson's high fever had subsided somewhat by daybreak, although she still had a mild fever.
However, fortunately, she didn't continue to cry out about feeling cold.
Overnight, she sweated a lot, and James Black wiped her body twice, changed her pajamas twice, and even changed the quilt once, just hoping she'd sleep more comfortably.
The next morning, over seven o'clock, the mute aunt got up to make breakfast and intentionally went upstairs to check on Jane Sampson and James Black's room, knowing that Jane Sampson still had a mild fever. The mute aunt didn't say anything and turned to go back downstairs.
An hour later, the mute aunt brought up a bowl of congee, knocked on the door, then left it at the doorway without saying a word before leaving.
James Black was quite surprised by the mute aunt's change. He took the bowl from outside the door when Jane Sampson happened to wake up.
