Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

The imperial doctor's expression was a little reluctant.

But in front of the queen, I dare not refuse.

At first he still disdained it, but when he saw the prescription clearly on the paper, the look on his face changed.

From disdain, to astonishment, then suddenly, and finally shame.

Jiang Ning didn't speak, and waited for him to speak.

"What exactly should I say?" the queen couldn't help but said, "Doctor Wen, the eldest grandson of the emperor is still ill, but you took out a charter, why are you standing there?"

Imperial Physician Wen hurriedly said: "Qi Madam, use this prescription brought by Princess Yu."

"Oh? Better than yours?"

"...Hui Niangniang, Princess Yu's prescription is more suitable than the minister's prescription."

The queen looked at Jiang Ning: "Princess Yu got this prescription from anywhere?"

"This is the prescription prescribed by the doctor in my mansion. Wen Zan and Ling Zi got sick earlier than the eldest grandson of the emperor. After taking the medicine for two days, they are already much better. The eldest grandson of the emperor only had a fever today, and he had already taken the medicine in the afternoon. So there is no need to take medicine for the time being, just let him sleep well, and eat some light meals when he wakes up."

The queen said: "Since there is no need to use medicine, why didn't you tell me earlier."

Jiang Ning said: "I was impatient and negligent. Your empress forgive me."

Did she forget to say it?

of course not.

She waited here for a long time, just waiting for the queen to find the imperial physician to see, and then let the imperial physician deny herself.

If she said that the imperial physician's medical skills are not good and that she has a better prescription, not only would the queen not believe it, she might even tell her to leave because she was angry.

Now that Physician Wen admits that his skills are not as good as others, the queen has nothing to say, and can only obediently follow the prescription provided by Jiang Ning.

The queen ordered people to place the eldest grandson of the emperor in a side hall, and assigned a few maids and maids to take care of them.

But Li Tingqian couldn't bear to part with Jiang Ning, and held her tight, crying that he wanted his little aunt to stay.

It's not good for Jiang Ning to stay overnight in the palace as a married woman. Even if the queen disagreed, she couldn't let go of the two children at home.

Only Huang Ying barely sits in the palace of King Dayu, and she can't make the decision if anything happens.

I had to coax the eldest grandson of the emperor.

"Xiaoqian, you are sleeping at the imperial grandmother's place. You will be fine in two days, and the little aunt will come to pick you up. Okay?"

"Xiaoqian is walking with little aunt.

"It's cold outside. If you don't take a good rest, you won't recover quickly, and you won't be able to return to Prince Yu's mansion sooner."

"But, I will miss my little aunt."

Jiang Ning's heart was broken by the child's pursed mouth and tears.

The queen said: "Okay, it's getting late. You should go back earlier, there are two young children at home, and you have to take care of them. After all, they are all royal blood, and there is no chance of having them."

Jiang Ning hugged Xiaoqian again, and left amid Xiaoqian's sobs.

Xiaoman burst into tears: "The eldest grandson of the emperor is too pitiful, why can't he be allowed to recuperate in our mansion? The empress may not take better care of us than us..."

"Xiaoman, there are some things you don't understand, so stop talking nonsense, and be careful not to be heard and cause trouble."

"oh."

Jiang Ning didn't let her talk, so she shut up obediently, pushed the wheelchair, and walked in the snowstorm at night.

Naturally, there was no eunuch willing to guide them when they went back, so they could only walk along the palace wall and follow the direction of memory to Wangxianmen.

The night was very dark.

There is a lot of snow.

Both the master and the servant were very quiet, only the wheels of the wheelchair and the creaking of their feet on the snow could be heard.