The road of the favorite concubine in three lives is destined

Father Lin said excitedly, "Daughter, you have lost weight." This is a good thing.

The queen said, "Father, I am fine. My daughter has also brought Lai Xiang with her. She is pregnant with the prince. We can let her give birth to the prince and let him ascend the throne, and you can assist him."

Father Lin thought that this was also a way, but he still preferred to be the emperor himself. It would be great if he could be the emperor himself. But then he changed his mind and realized that if he succeeded in seizing the throne and sat on that position, the world would laugh at him. It would be better to let a show-off take the position and have himself be in power.

Father Lin then said, okay, with Lai Xiang’s consent, we can also threaten the emperor.

Lai Xiang saw the two of them talking, but did not come forward. Instead, she stayed far behind them with her aunt and maid.

The queen then remembered that Lai Xiang had told her father about her stomachache in the carriage, so she asked her father if there was a doctor in the barracks.

Father Lin said in confusion, Yes, are you hurt?

The queen said, I am not hurt, Lai Xiang has a stomachache, and I want a doctor to see her.

After hearing this, Lin's father nervously called the servants and said, "Go and call the doctor quickly."

The servant agreed and went to find the doctor.

At this time, Father Lin said, "Come into the house quickly, it's too cold outside, don't stand here, come in and sit down." Only then did Lai Xiang, the maid, and the aunt dare to enter the house.

Everyone sat down, and the queen pretended to be concerned and said to Laixiang gently, "Don't worry, the doctor will be here soon, don't worry."

Father Lin asked the servants to bring some fruits, cakes and tea.

At this time, the doctor had already arrived and hurried to pay his respects to the general. The general said that the doctor didn't know what these people were doing, nor did he know that she was the queen, so he didn't pay his respects.

The general pointed at Lai Xiang and said to the doctor, "Go and take her pulse to see how the fetus is."

The doctor then looked terrified and felt the patient's pulse.

The doctor's face suddenly changed. Lai Xiang noticed the doctor's expression and asked anxiously, "Doctor, how is my child?"

The doctor said to Lai Xiang with a serious expression, "Have you not felt a little pain in your lower abdomen recently? It's like your daily menstrual period."

Lai Xiang said, "I have only had a slight pain in my lower abdomen in the past three days, but it doesn't hurt all the time. Doctor, is my baby okay?" Lai Xiang wanted to know urgently.

At this time, the queen next to her also asked, "Doctor, please tell me quickly, how is the child?"

The doctor said with regret that the baby could not be saved and that she was beginning to have symptoms of miscarriage. He prescribed an abortion pill to get rid of the baby completely, otherwise her life would be in danger.

When the queen and the general heard this, they looked at Lai Xiang in surprise.

Lai Xiang was stunned after hearing this, and immediately knelt down and cried to the doctor, asking if he could save her child, save her child. The doctor shook his head, and Lai Xiang felt like she had no desire to live, and her only hope was shattered. She immediately collapsed to the ground, her eyes dull.

The doctor looked at the situation and put down the abortion pill, telling the general that he must take the abortion pill today, otherwise his life would be in danger.

General Lin looked at Lai Xiang with a dazed look, then looked at his daughter, looked at the doctor, and said threateningly, "I understand, Doctor, you can't let anyone know about what happened today. There is a pregnant woman in the barracks, and she had a miscarriage. Remember not to tell anyone."

The doctor knew that there must be something that could not be told to anyone, so he did not dare to say more. He just thought that less trouble was better than more. He quickly agreed with flattery, "Don't worry, general."