My Lord, please respect yourself. I am the wife of a marquis.

Three days passed in a flash, and the day of the funeral of Princess Kangping and the Twelfth Prince arrived.

During these three days, Xiao Yunjin has not set foot in Fangfeiyuan.

Su Muxi was not in a hurry either. She was waiting for him to make the arrangements.

After packing up, he followed Madam He to Princess Kangping's mansion.

The emperor gave enough face, and all the younger generations in the clan and royal family wore mourning clothes, including his two adopted children.

Together with the brothers and sisters from the Yong'an Marquis's mansion, a large group of people went to the princess's tomb to mourn.

Su Muxi is the eldest sister-in-law, so she should take a carriage to the mausoleum.

But the Seventh Lady's legitimate son had passed away and her daughter was seriously ill. She was almost on the verge of collapse and was just holding on for dear life. Others assigned this job to her for fear of bringing bad luck to her.

Su Muxi knew that Xiao Yunjin had taken action. Yu Rao took Jiang Wanning to the study, and she couldn't keep him.

Everything is messed up. In the previous life, the Twelfth Prince was not dead, and Yu Rao was the concubine of the Second Prince.

That's why she was asked to choose the hairpin when they went to the birthday banquet at the Duke of Anguo's mansion that day.

Everything has changed.

Su Muxi didn't have to go to the mausoleum, so she sat in the hall with the ladies.

The eldest princess and the eldest emperor, who was in his teens, sat upright on a chair, not looking tired at all. Su Muxi accompanied the Seventh Madam and sat on his left, and Jiang Wanning sat on his right.

The two of them were sitting opposite each other. Jiang Wanning looked much more haggard, and seemed to be shaky.

The ladies around her tried to comfort her, thinking that she was recalling the past. After all, Prince Jin had only passed away a few months ago.

After the condolences in the seventh room that day, Su Muxi had a general idea of ​​these women.

The person who was talking to Jiang Wanning should be the new wife of Marquis Jian'an.

Zhao Siyu's mother died early, so Marquis Jian'an took his concubine as his wife.

This person must be no simple person. It is worth pondering whether she contacted Jiang Wanning on her own initiative or at the instruction of Marquis Jian'an.

I wanted to observe it for a while, but Madam Qi's body swayed a bit, so Su Muxi supported her and said, "Princess, is there a spare room? I want to take Aunt Qi to rest for a while."

"There is an imperial physician accompanying us. Take him over for a look."

The eldest princess tilted her head, and the nanny beside her came out to help support the Seventh Lady.

"Madam, please follow me."

After settling Madam Seventh down and feeding her medicine, Su Muxi sat on a low stool beside her to accompany Madam Seventh.

"Daughter-in-law Dalang, thank you so much today."

Su Muxi shook her head. "Rest first! Take care of yourself, and everything will be fine."

"How can I be fine? How can I be fine?" Her son is dead and her daughter is dying. What hope does she have?

"Aunt Qi, Shi Er Lang is gone, but you still have grandchildren. I just checked, and both of them are good kids. You are still young, so everything is possible."

"Yes, you are right. I still have a grandson, but what about my Yu Rao?"

"Aunt Qi, there is a doctor thirty miles south of the city who may be able to save Yu Rao."

Madam Seven grabbed her hand and asked, "Really?"

"You won't know until you try." She wanted to save the person Xiao Yunjin wanted to kill.

"You're right. I'll go and invite him in a moment. No, I'll ask someone to invite him now."

Madam Qi said as she called her trusted nanny. "Go, go to the place the Crown Prince's wife said, and find a famous doctor."

While Su Muxi was persuading Madam Seven, things started to get chaotic over there.

"What's wrong?" Madam Seven struggled to get up. This was her son's funeral and there couldn't be any problems.

"I gonna go see."

There was chaos in the hall. Su Muxi grabbed a lady and asked her what happened.

"The wife of Marquis Jian'an pushed Princess Jin, and she fell down, bleeding a lot."

The lady seemed frightened and at a loss as to what to do.

Miscarriage? Su Muxi frowned. What on earth was Xiao Yunjin going to do?

She suppressed her discomfort and tried to comfort today's guests. "Ladies, the princess is being treated. We are so many, don't scare her. Go to the side hall and wait. The princess is here, and the imperial physician is with us. Nothing will happen. Please follow me."

Those who came here today are all ladies, many of whom have children, so they naturally know what the situation is like for Princess Jin.

Everyone didn't want to get into trouble, so they all followed Su Muxi and left.

She brought everyone to the room where the Seventh Madam was, "Ladies, please rest here for a while."

The lady just now held her back and said, "Madam, thank you so much for what you did just now."

"Mrs. Hua, you're welcome. It's all my duty."

"I still have to thank you. No one knows what the outcome will be. If..." She omitted a part, "we are all jointly responsible."

The other ladies also reacted, "Yes! Yes! Thank you, Madam Crown Prince."

"Madam, you are too polite," Su Muxi ordered the maids to serve tea, "Madam Hua, what happened in the flower hall?"

Mrs. Hua knew that she was not there, so she told her the general situation.

Seeing that Princess Jin looked unhappy, Lady Jian'an tried to comfort her. We echoed her, but we didn't know what Lady Jian'an said afterwards. This angered Princess Jin, and she suddenly stood up and said it was impossible. Lady Jian'an was also stubborn and insisted on helping her, and the princess fell down.

Mrs. Hua was still in shock. She was so close that the blood had even flowed to her feet.

Su Muxi understood that Marquis Jian'an was already at the center of the storm, and Xiao Yunjin was fanning the flames to push the matter onto the Second Prince's faction.

Su Muxi comforted Mrs. Hua a few more words and then said she would go out and take a look.

Mrs. Hua also wanted to know what was going on, so she urged her to go.

Su Muxi nodded and said, "I'll be back soon."

After all, it was the princess's mansion, and the maids and servants were all very capable. When Su Muxi returned to the flower hall, the only one left was the maid who was cleaning up.

Su Muxi asked a few questions, but apart from knowing that it was taken to Fuling Pavilion, she knew nothing else, so she didn't waste any more words.

She looked at the pool of blood on the ground again, then asked a maid to lead her to Fuling Pavilion.

Fuling Pavilion is where the eldest princess rests, just behind the flower hall.

There is no need to attract attention, as there is an imperial physician accompanying you.

The servants came in and out in an orderly manner.

She knew that it was Xiao Yunjin who arranged it, but she didn’t know what result he wanted?

It seemed that he wanted to protect the child and find a way out, without giving her any reason to threaten him.

Su Muxi didn't go in, but waited for news outside.

Perhaps the maidservant beside the eldest princess saw her, so she was invited into the room.

The princess waved her hand and said, "Sit down."

Su Muxi thanked him and sat down in his seat.

Less than half an incense stick of time later, the imperial physician came out from the inner room and knelt on the ground respectfully.

The princess said in a dignified voice, "Tell the truth."

The imperial physician knew what the princess cared about most. He picked out the key points and said, "Replying to the princess, the princess is more than five months pregnant."

More than five months later, Su Muxi really admired Xiao Yunjin's methods. He grew a month older and became the posthumous son of King Jin.

The eldest princess picked up the tea on the table and gently scraped the foam on it.

The room was so quiet that only the slight sound of porcelain touching each other could be heard. After a long time, the teacup was put down.

The sound of the teacup hitting the table was very light, but Su Muxi seemed to hear a thud, hitting the tip of her heart.

This is the majesty of the eldest princess. Su Muxi secretly kept this behavior in mind, thinking of learning it and using it in the future.

"I see that Princess Jin has no idea that she is pregnant. Why is that?"

The imperial physician trembled with fear, "Replying to the Princess, Princess Jin was already showing signs of miscarriage, with constant dripping from her vagina. Plus with the incident with Prince Jin, I guess she has never thought about this aspect."

"How is Princess Jin now? The child may be saved."

"It's safe for now. Princess Jin shouldn't move now. If she can survive three days, she'll be fine."

The princess waved her hand and dismissed the person. "Please, Madam Crown Prince, tell this news to all the ladies, so that they can feel at ease."

"I understand."

Su Muxi stepped out, returned to the side hall, and told the ladies what had happened.

"Oh my god! It's been more than five months and no one noticed."

"This child is so lucky, Princess Jin's blessing is yet to come!"

Su Muxi listened to their discussion indifferently, as if a stone was pressing on her heart. She still underestimated Xiao Yunjin.