Tonger noticed that something was off about her and couldn't help saying, "Miss, are you not feeling well? Your complexion doesn't seem right today."
Jiang Li touched her face and upon doing so, realized that her hands were also unnaturally cold, and she shivered. Seeing this, Tonger anxiously said, "Miss, could it be that you've caught a cold? The weather is getting colder and colder, we should prepare some pomegranate syrup for you to drink, and I'll bring you a small cloak."
After Jiang Li had put on the cloak, she did not feel much warmer, and her unease seemed to grow. She didn't know why, but she found herself incessantly thinking about Jih Heng. She admonished herself not to let her thoughts wander, Jih Heng was now in Qimin, where the battle situation was very favorable. As long as Yin Zhili's last troops were subdued, this war would come to an end. After that, Jih Heng would return to the capital, and everything would proceed as they had previously agreed.
