Xia Dongchun from Legend of Zhen Huan: I want to live till the last episode

The snow on the road had not yet melted, and the eunuchs carrying the sedan chair did not dare to walk fast, so when they arrived at Suiyuxuan, Yinzhen and the queen had already arrived.

When Xia Dongchun and Concubine Qing entered, the palace maids and eunuchs were kneeling in a row, reporting the incident to Yinzhen and the Queen.

Yinzhen's face was gloomy. Concubine Duan was sitting beside him with Princess Wen Yi in her arms, and the other concubines were also there.

The Queen glanced at Yinzhen's expression without leaving a trace, frowned and asked Chun Guiren's close maid Yu'er: "How did you do it? I have told you many times that Chun Guiren is pregnant and has advanced in her pregnancy. She needs to be careful and pay extra attention to everything. But how did you do it? How could you let Chun Guiren fall?"

Yu'er kowtowed while crying: "Your Majesty, please calm down, Your Majesty, please calm down. I don't know what's going on. The young lady finished her breakfast this morning and said she wanted to go out for a walk. I was worried that the road was slippery, so I asked someone to clear a clear path. Logically, nothing should happen. I really don't know what's going on."

Wen Yi was also frightened. She was held in Concubine Duan's arms. Her grape-like eyes secretly looked towards Yinzhen. She seemed to know that she had done something wrong and dared not even breathe.

Concubine Duan felt heartbroken when she saw Wen Yi bump into Concubine Chun, her heart almost stopped.

The imperial physician is still treating the patient, and the results are not out yet. What if Concubine Chun's child cannot be saved...

Concubine Duan couldn't imagine the consequences.

Even though Wen Yi is the emperor's daughter, if the child in Concubine Chun's womb dies because of Wen Yi, there is no guarantee that the emperor will not dislike Wen Yi.

Losing the favor of the emperor is not a good thing for Wen Yi.

Moreover, since Concubine Duan herself became infertile, she has been particularly compassionate towards pregnant people and children. If Concubine Chun really had a miscarriage because of Wen Yi, Concubine Duan would not feel good about it either.

At this moment, the imperial physician came out and everyone's eyes fell on him.

Wen Shichu knelt down and reported, "Your Majesty, Empress, although Concubine Chun was hit, fortunately Miss Yu'er supported Concubine Chun in time and cushioned Concubine Chun. In addition, Concubine Chun's fetus was already stable, so although the fetus was disturbed, the child is still there. I will prescribe a prescription, and then take good care of it, and the child will be born safely."

Hearing that the child was fine, Yinzhen's face looked better, and the worry on the queen's face froze slightly, but because Yinzhen and the concubines were present, she still pretended to be relieved: "That's great, Doctor Wen, you must continue to take good care of Concubine Chun's fetus. If Concubine Chun can give birth to a prince for the emperor, it will be considered that you have taken good care of her."

Wen Shichu kowtowed and said, "I dare not take credit for this."

"Okay, I'll go see Concubine Chun." Yinzhen stood up and walked towards the bed, followed closely by the queen.

Concubine Chun had not woken up yet and her face was still pale. Yinzhen just glanced at her and sat back down.

Wen Yi then took small steps forward timidly and spoke as Concubine Jing had taught her: "Father Emperor..."

Yinzhen was angry, but looking at Wen Yi, he knew that Wen Yi was still young, so he couldn't scold Wen Yi, so he took it out on others: "Where is the princess's wet nurse?!"

The two wet nurses who had been taking care of Princess Wen Yi came forward and knelt down: "We are here."

"How did you take care of the princess? How did she let the princess bump into Concubine Chun out of the blue? Not to mention that Concubine Chun is pregnant now. Even if she wasn't pregnant and she fell on the princess, would you have saved your heads?!" Yinzhen slammed the table, frightening the wet nurses so much that they couldn't even utter a word.

They remained silent, and Yinzhen became even angrier. He immediately ordered someone to drag the two wet nurses away and beat them with sticks.

Fortunately, Concubine Duan stood up at the right time and said, "Your Majesty, these two wet nurses have been taking care of the princess since she was born. They have been doing their best. There must be something fishy going on. What's more, now in the palace, besides Concubine Chun, Concubine Zhao is also pregnant. I really can't stand such fighting and killing. Please give her a lighter punishment."

Concubine Duan knew that Yinzhen would never agree to not punish anyone at this time, so she did not plead too much, just asking for a lighter sentence.

When Xia Dongchun was mentioned, Yinzhen's eyes moved to Xia Dongchun, and his tone softened: "Why are you here too? It's freezing outside, aren't you afraid of freezing and falling?"

Xia Dongchun bowed her head slightly: "I am also a mother, and now I am pregnant like Concubine Chun. I heard that Concubine Chun was in trouble, and I was very worried. How could I not come to see you?"

"You've always been sensible." Yinzhen pinched his brows, looked at the group of palace maids, eunuchs and wet nurses kneeling on the ground, and waved his hands irritably, "You all leave first."

After calming down, Yinzhen also re-examined what Concubine Duan had just said.

Concubine Duan said that there might be something fishy going on in this matter, and Yinzhen thought so too.

Wen Yi has always been well-behaved, and she was watched by a bunch of palace maids and eunuchs. How could they not keep an eye on a child and let her run into the pregnant Concubine Chun?

Thinking back to the time when Zhen Huan was pregnant and Xia Dongchun had a miscarriage, all of which were caused by someone, Yinzhen was furious - who was it? Who was so bold as to murder the heir to the throne in the palace? !

The empress, who was sitting nearby, caught a glimpse of Yinzhen's expression and roughly guessed what he was thinking. Her heart tightened, and she tried to say, "Your Majesty, fortunately Concubine Chun is fine this time. I just hope that such an accident will never happen again in the future."

"Unexpected?" Yinzhen glanced at the queen, "Does the queen think so?"

The atmosphere suddenly became tense, and no one in the room dared to speak, for fear of offending Yinzhen and causing his anger.

The queen's expression froze for a moment, but she quickly recovered. When she spoke again, she blurred the meaning of her words: "Princess Wen Yi is still a child. She wouldn't have done it on purpose."