She took some antipyretics from the medicine box in the house, and the next morning, other than getting a pimple on her chin, she had no issues.
Jane remembered the cake that Yvette Quick had sent her but hadn't gotten the chance to eat. The next morning, she saw it in the trash can at home, and Aunt Nanny said that Julie Sampton had thrown it away, claiming it didn't taste good.
A few days later, when Yvette Quick asked Jane how the specially ordered cake was, Jane, fearing Yvette's wild nature would lead her to go to the Sampton Family home and physically attack Julie, lied to Yvette, saying it was delicious.
Now, more than ten years later, hearing Yvette suggest going shopping, the first thing Jane thought of were the fragrances of all the snacks at the night market that day.
"Sure, when you're free," Jane said with squinting eyes and a smile, "It's just a pity that night market was later demolished, and it has now turned into a business district."
