The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Chapter 321 The Shadow
"Crying in the middle of the night?" Jiang Yuming's first reaction was that children tend to see things that adults can't.

But after thinking about it carefully, it is unlikely. If such a thing really exists, then at least there is an emperor in the palace. Isn't it said that the emperor has a strong dragon spirit?

Concubine Liu Gui held her head and her eyes were slightly black: "Yes, I watched Yueya all night yesterday. I looked out the window and there was nothing, but Yueya just stared out of the window and cried so hard."

Jiang Yuming wrapped the quilt tightly in horror.

"I heard that it's not just the crescent moon. The little prince also cried in the middle of the night. Yuan Xiaoyi coaxed him all night, so scared that Yuan Xiaoyi dare not turn off the lights at night." Concubine Liu Gui sighed, holding the tassels on her temples, a little at a loss .

When Bai Xiaoyi came in with the pastry, she happened to hear Liu Guifei say this.

"May I let my concubine see the princess?" Bai Xiaoyi put down the cake in her hand and looked at Concubine Liu Gui.

Concubine Liu Gui nodded and gave up the seat beside Yueya.

Bai Xiaoyi wiped her hands with a handkerchief, and held Pozi Tang to warm her hands for a while before feeling Yueya's pulse.

Jiang Yuming was watching Bai Xiaoyi in a daze, when Hu Po turned around from the outside and walked in small leisurely steps into Jiang Yuming's arms.

Jiang Yuming put Tang Pozi in his arms on the low table, rubbed Hu Po's head, Hu Po shook her ears and turned over lazily.

"How?" Concubine Liu Gui looked at Bai Xiaoyi anxiously.

Bai Xiaoyi frowned and took Yueya's pulse again.

After a while, Bai Xiaoyi withdrew her hand and shook her head at Concubine Liu Gui: "The little princess is a little sleep deprived, and a little frightened, but she hasn't taken any other medicine."

Concubine Liu Gui frowned and became even more melancholy: "The imperial physician announced it, and the imperial physician also said so."

Bai Xiaoyi sat on the embroidered pier beside her and hugged Mrs. Tang without speaking.

Concubine Liu Gui sighed again: "The imperial doctor said to give the little princess some soothing soup, but the little princess is so young, how can I use such a soup?"

"This concubine has a way. There is a prescription here for the concubine, which is a prescription for calming the nerves. It will not affect children." Bai Xiaoyi said softly.

Concubine Liu Gui looked at Bai Xiaoyi in surprise: "It must be that younger sister Bai has excellent medical skills, and the Tai Hospital raises crooked melons and cracked dates."

Bai Xiaoyi held the tea that Huimei had just brought and nodded in agreement.

Aside from other things, just take the time when sister Yuming was poisoned, the Tai Hospital was really useless.

Bai Xiaoyi wrote down the prescription for Concubine Liu Gui to take back, and told Crescent Moon to be young, one or two spoonfuls is enough.

Jiang Yuming rubbed Hu Po's head, Hu Po snorted twice, then found a comfortable place to sleep in Jiang Yuming's arms.

"Just give my sister a pulse." Bai Xiaoyi looked at Jiang Yuming.

Jiang Yuming had no objection, and obediently extended his hand.

There was nothing wrong with Bai Xiaoyi's pulse, and the baby in her belly was also fine.

Jiang Yuming breathed a sigh of relief, then hugged Amber and went on in a daze.

When the sun was about to set, Concubine Liu Gui went back holding the crescent moon that had just woken up.

Before leaving, Yueya was still waving to Jiang Yuming, Jiang Yuming smiled and waved to Yueya.

According to the prescription given by Bai Xiaoyi, she decocted the medicine and gave Yueya two spoonfuls, and she really slept soundly at night.

Concubine Liu Gui breathed a sigh of relief, got up and gathered up her coat, turned around and was about to go back to the main hall.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he turned his head, a black shadow floated outside the window.

Liu Guifei hastily called Chunfeng Xiafeng to chase them out.

(End of this chapter)