"Your Majesty, it is better for you to wait inside," said Dena.
Dena had already advised Ruby for the umpteenth time, but Ruby still didn't want to listen.
Ruby insisted on waiting for Matthew in the front yard of the village chief's house, with the excuse that she could see her husband's condition directly when Matthew returned.
Dena sighed; she finally put a blanket on Ruby's body. "At least wear warmer clothes if you want to wait outside."
Ruby smiled and patted Dena's hand as a sign that she wanted to say thank you.
"Would you like to eat something warm? I will prepare it while you drink your tea," asked Dena.
Ruby nodded in response, but before Dena could leave, Ruby gave her a piece of paper. "Dena, if you feel cold, you don't need to accompany me outside."
Dena frowned and shrieked, "If you insist on waiting for His Majesty outside, then I will also insist on accompanying you!"
