She was frozen, and after slowly climbing up, she looked at the luxury watch on her wrist; it was almost four o'clock.
A bit exhausted, she sat up; her whole body seemed completely cold. She wanted to turn off the air conditioning but worried that if she turned it off, she'd be hot to death in just a few minutes.
Her eyes felt uncomfortable as if sand had gotten in; she shrank into herself, hugging herself, squinting as she turned to look out the window. Outside, it was dim, and the window was streaked as if by raindrops.
The rain streaked across with too much force.
Qin Mu couldn't help but think that if it hit her face, it would definitely hurt.
Her phone rang on the table; Helian Hao was calling. She held it to her ear and said hello, her voice very hoarse.
"Why does your voice sound weird? Have you caught a cold?"
"Just got chilled by the air conditioning. Is something up?"
Qin Mu looked dazedly at the ring on her finger.
