The group pet is three and a half years old: the tyrant's little milk rabbit is cute

Chapter 276

At least the emperor and prince knew why they were waiting here.

But the doctor didn't know anything.

He wanted to ask, but looked at the emperor's black face and didn't dare to ask.

I could only sit on the sidelines silently, dozing off from time to time, and fanning mosquitoes.

I don't know how long it has passed, but the Hualin Palace is still quiet, and it doesn't look like anything will happen at all.

Both the emperor and the prince were a little sleepy.

Just when the emperor was thinking about whether to let the prince go to sleep for a while, suddenly there was a baby crying from the room!

The emperor and the prince were startled, they looked at each other and ran towards the house quickly!

As soon as the emperor opened the door, Baitutu cried even louder, and Concubine Lin was coaxing her.

"Liner! What happened to Tuer?! Did you have a nightmare?!"

The emperor strode over to the bed and asked anxiously.

"Your Majesty, Tu'er has a fever!"

Concubine Lin said quickly.

If she hadn't touched Tu'er casually and found that Tu'er was hot, she didn't know when she would find out that Tu'er had a fever.

The emperor's eyebrows twitched, "Prince, call the imperial physician in!"

But the prince didn't need to shout, the imperial doctor had already consciously walked in with the medicine box.

"Hurry up and show Tu'er what's going on!"

The emperor ordered sharply.

"Yes."

The imperial doctor looked at the white dodder with his eyes closed tightly and his face flushed with fever on the bed, feeling a little curious.

Could it be that the emperor knew that the little princess would have a fever early in the morning, so he called him over in advance to wait?
If that's the case, isn't it amazing? !

The imperial physician slandered in his heart, but on the surface he took the pulse of the white dodder seriously.

"May I ask the emperor, did the little princess catch a cold during the day? Or did she receive some kind of stimulation?"

The emperor looked at the prince.

"Father, when Tu'er was in the village during the day, he said it was very cold, and he kept shivering because of the cold, maybe it was at that time that he got cold!"

Hearing the imperial physician's question, the prince thought of this matter.

But if you want to say whether Tu'er has been stimulated in any way, the prince thinks it should be.

Because Tu'er's performance should be said to be quite calm, on the contrary, as an older brother, he was really taken aback by the thick fog.

If the second child hadn't appeared, I'm afraid he was trapped in the thick fog and didn't come out!

"Her Royal Highness probably has a fever because of the cold, and it will be fine after drinking the medicine."

The imperial physician wrote the prescription calmly, and went to the imperial hospital to get the medicine.

The emperor looked at the white dodder with his eyes closed, waving his two small hands from time to time, and muttering in his small mouth, as if he was talking nonsense, and his heart ached.

He touched the forehead of the white dodder, it was extremely hot.

"Your Majesty, let someone boil water for my concubine to wipe Tu'er's body to cool down. Just waiting for the medicine to boil is not an option."

Concubine Lin suggested.

She only hated why her medical skills were no longer better.

If it was better, there would be no need to wait for the imperial doctor to prescribe medicine for minor problems such as fever!

She remembered that she had learned that acupuncture could reduce a patient's fever.

It's just a pity that she didn't learn it well, and she was worried that it would hurt Tu'er if she gave acupuncture rashly now.

The emperor immediately asked his servants to boil water.

Soon the servants brought the water basin and handkerchief, Concubine Lin got up and wiped the white dodder's body quickly, trying to cool her down as much as possible.

After Concubine Lin repeated this action several times, the medicine was finally ready.

(End of this chapter)