This palace comes back in this life, only to be Nian Shilan

Hua Fei thought she had heard wrongly, and the notebook in her hand suddenly slipped and fell from her knees to the ground.

The spine of the storybook was tapped lightly.

"What did you say?" Concubine Hua's eyes sparkled, and the look of surprise under the candlelight was not concealed at all.

Songzhi quietly bent down, picked up the notebook from the ground and put it back on the small table.

"Your Majesty, I just received a letter that Concubine Wan might be pregnant." Zhou Ninghai heard the news after coming out of the Imperial Hospital.

He just wanted to go to the Imperial Hospital to get some medicine because of a sore throat, but he happened to see the imperial doctors rushing out of the Imperial Hospital in a panic. Jiang Cheng said, "I'm afraid Wanpin's pregnancy is not safe."

Upon hearing the news, Zhou Ninghai hurried back to Yikun Palace.

"Come on, accompany me to take a look at Sui Yuxuan." Concubine Hua couldn't understand how things could happen so quickly and so suddenly.

Just like the last life.

Songzhi hurriedly put a silk cloak on Concubine Hua as the dew was heavy at night.

She has no control over whether other mistresses have miscarriages or not, but her mistress cannot get sick.

Zhou Ninghai ordered a sedan chair to be prepared, and the master and his servants went there.

Even if there is no wind, news from the palace will spread to everyone's ears quickly.

Not only Hua Fei, but also met Jing Fei and Qi Fei on the long street. They all heard the news of Wan Fei's miscarriage and went to Sui Yuxuan.

Sure enough, when they arrived at Suiyuxuan, except for the confined Noble Lady Fucha, An Lingrong, Concubine Chun, and Shen Meizhuang had also arrived long ago.

Including Ling Xiang.

Ling Xiang was pregnant with a big belly and a pale face. It was obvious that she had come a long time ago. She was frightened when she saw the basins of blood flowing out of Zhen Huan's miscarriage.

"Your servant greets His Majesty. You greets Her Majesty." Concubine Hua, Concubine Jing and Concubine Qi bowed and greeted the emperor who was sitting in the outer room.

The emperor had a gloomy face, and the queen broke the silence and asked them to stand up.

Concubine Hua couldn't help but look at the Emperor. She wanted to see the Emperor's expression. She wondered if the Emperor was really heartbroken when comparing Concubine Wan's loss of his child with her own loss of his child.

Unexpectedly, the emperor felt Hua Fei's gaze and looked up at her: "You are here."

The emperor's voice was a little dry and hoarse because he had not spoken for a long time.

"Shilan, I have lost another child." The pain in the emperor's words fell into Hua Fei's ears.

Hua Fei's heart suddenly tightened.

Your Majesty, are you showing your vulnerability to her?

He had lost another child, and he was sharing his sadness with the people he loved.

Did the emperor think the same when he was lying in bed in so much pain and miscarried the baby?

Hua Fei quietly tightened the handkerchief in her hand, and her long nails dug into her palm, causing pain.

Hua Fei forced out a faint smile and said with a smile: "Wanpin is blessed with great fortune. The emperor is in the prime of life. As long as Wanpin takes care of her body, I think she will have a child soon."

"Your Majesty, don't be too sad. It will hurt your body." Songzhi helped Concubine Hua sit down.

In the end, Concubine Hua just said some polite words to comfort the emperor.

The Queen also said this just now.

"Didn't they say that the oleander poison has been resolved? Why did Concubine Wan suddenly have a miscarriage?" It was Concubine Jing who asked the question that was on Concubine Hua's mind.

"We don't know either. The imperial physician hasn't found the cause yet." An Lingrong arrived a little earlier and explained, "Sister Mei went back to Chuxiu Palace in the evening. I happened to be there accompanying Jinghe. As soon as Sister Mei arrived at Chuxiu Palace, Xiao Yunzi came to report that Sister Wan was not well."