The wife of two taels of silver

In the afternoon, which was a rare free time, Lin Haitang was summoned into the palace by an imperial decree from the Empress.

The Queen suffered from a severe headache, so Princess Anle was summoned to the palace to treat her.

Lin Haitang had no choice but to carry her medicine box into the palace.

The carriage rumbled forward, and Lin Haitang, who was sitting inside, straightened his back with an expressionless face.

Lin Haitang really didn't want to enter this palace a second time.

When they arrived at the palace gate, the carriage could not enter, so Lin Haitang had to walk in.

It was really far to walk from the south gate of the imperial palace to Yining Palace, but Lin Haitang couldn't even complain.

In Yining Palace, the Queen sat on the armchair, one hand supporting her forehead, her brows slightly furrowed, and her eyes glanced at Lin Haitang lightly.

Lin Haitang never raised her head from beginning to end. She bowed and said, "Your servant pays homage to Her Majesty the Queen."

The Queen's voice was inexpressible. She lowered her finger and said calmly, "Get up. I've had a severe headache these past few days. The Imperial Hospital staff haven't seen any improvement, so I thought of asking Princess Anle to come and take a look."

Lin Haitang stood up, a smile on her lips, and said, "Your Highness, I thank you for your trust."

There was a thick blanket on the floor, and Lin Haitang made no sound even when she walked. She walked in front of the queen, gently placed her fingers on the queen's wrist, and took her pulse.

As soon as Lin Haitang put her hand on him, she knew that entering the palace this time was not a good thing.

The Queen's pulse is normal, the only thing is that she stayed up late the past few nights, but that's not a problem at all.

Lin Haitang withdrew her hand, twitched the corner of her mouth, and said, "Your Majesty, don't worry too much. The headache is probably caused by insomnia. I will prescribe some tranquilizers for you right away."

The Queen also withdrew her hand, folded her hands together, and said, "Oh, really? Princess Anle's medical skills are indeed amazing. The Queen has not slept well these past few days."

Lin Haitang took a few steps back and nodded, "Your Majesty, you are too kind. I hope your Majesty is in good health and will have a good sleep tonight."

The Queen laughed and said, "Then I will accept Princess Anle's good words." The Queen leaned forward slightly, her eyes fell on Lin Haitang's face, and said, "Speaking of which, the Crown Prince has been feeling unwell these past few days. I'm afraid it's the aftereffects of the poison, so I'll have to trouble Princess Anle to go and take a look."

Here it comes, this is the real purpose of letting me enter the palace, Lin Haitang thought.

Lin Haitang bowed and said, "Anle, as you say, I'll go to the East Palace and take a look."

The queen still had a gentle smile on her face and said, "Okay, then Anle, please go ahead. I'm a little tired."

Lin Haitang cursed in her heart, but with a smile on her face, she said, "I'll take my leave."

The moment she left Yining Palace, Lin Haitang's smile faded and her face became expressionless.

A young eunuch walked in front to lead the way for Lin Haitang. Lin Haitang followed behind and thought countless times in her mind, what was the purpose of the prince letting her enter the palace?

After thinking a lot, he still couldn't come up with a clue in the end. Lin Haitang simply stopped thinking about it and waited to meet the "Prince" to see what he was up to.

In the Eastern Palace, the prince who the Queen said was feeling unwell was in the pavilion, eating grapes and watching goldfish.

When they arrived at the East Palace, the young eunuch who led the way left. Instead, a senior maid from the East Palace led Lin Haitang to the pavilion. After arriving at the pavilion, the maid also retreated.

Lin Haitang discovered that the maids and servants around were all far away. As long as she spoke in a low voice, these servants could not hear her, but they could see all her movements clearly.