Even Ye Jiu lacked the right to refuse payment, for it was said that if she didn't take the money, the person delivering it would be punished upon their return.
This once again made Ye Jiu feel the cold-heartedness of Sikong Mo.
However, Ye Jiu sent a message back to Sikong Mo through the messenger, indicating that she had plenty of food.
Ye Jiu didn't spell it out explicitly, fearing it might bring trouble upon herself, but she believed that Sikong Mo would understand her message upon hearing it.
In the blink of an eye, another two months passed, and the weather gradually became colder.
With the sound of an eagle knocking outside the window, Ye Jiu opened her door and saw Ye Hei, a broader smile appearing in her eyes.
It had been a full two months, and finally, there was news from Ye Wenzheng's side.
Ye Jiu removed a bamboo tube from Ye Hei's leg, took out the paper inside, returned to her room, and began to write a response.
