Thinking of that astute and kind-hearted old man, Lin Ziyin let out a soft sigh in her heart.
Chu Suifeng seemed to feel the sigh from the bottom of her heart, and while they were walking, he casually held her hand.
Lin Ziyin was slightly startled, then her face blushed. In ancient times, even if they were betrothed, Chu Suifeng's intimate move could be considered reckless.
"You didn't even listen to me when I told you to hold the soup urn. Look at you, your lips have turned purple from the cold," Chu Suifeng pulled her hand tighter, not letting her break free.
Lin Ziyin glared at him fiercely. "Prince, I am not cold," she said. Then, raising her hand to show it was gloved, she tried to pull away.
But Chu Suifeng didn't give her the chance, firmly holding both her hands in his.
Lin Ziyin glared at him again, vexed. This guy, not yet married, had dared to tease her.