Is the prince infertile?The lady was so happy!

Chapter 1386 The Emperor is Busy
Ying Ning frowned secretly.

If Tang Qing had any affection for these women in the harem, she wouldn't be so cold.

But looking at the appearance of the Golden Phoenix Butterfly, Ying Ning couldn't help but think of the situation when she gave birth.

She felt the pain and helplessness.

Jin Fengdie is thousands of miles away from her hometown, and she has no relatives around to comfort her.The ten princesses were in the same situation when Rouran gave birth, but at least King Rouran was by her side.

Ying Ning was sure that it was impossible for Tang Qing to come, but she still ordered Qingxiong to invite the emperor.

Qingxiong agreed to go, but he turned around and came back.

"Where's the emperor?" Golden Phoenix Die looked at him expectantly.

After all, Qingxiong was a servant of the Xuanzheng Palace, so he answered questions like the imperial concubine and empress without any psychological pressure, and said bluntly: "The emperor said that he is busy and has no time to come."

Jin Fengdie immediately showed disappointment, feeling uncomfortable in her heart, she couldn't help but shed tears again: "Even if the emperor doesn't like me anymore, at least I bear a child for the emperor and suffer, and the emperor doesn't even want to see me ...This child, why would I give birth to him?"

Ying Ning asked: "So, you are not going to give birth?"

Jin Fengdie: "...It's been a while, how can I not give birth if I say I can't give birth?"

"Since you know, why bother to say such a thing. The emperor can come as long as he wants, or he doesn't want to. The most important thing at this time is the life of yourself and your child, why bother to think about other things?"

"But I just want the emperor to accompany me..."

"What if the emperor doesn't come?"

"Your Majesty, he is really...too cruel." Golden Phoenix Die sobbed, and refused to move no matter what, she lay on the bed weakly on her back, and suddenly yelled loudly, "Where is the imperial doctor, the imperial doctor!"

The imperial physician hurriedly replied through the screen: "The minister is here."

"Bring me the labor-inducing soup!"

"This..." The imperial physician was a little hesitant, and did not dare to speak up for a while.

This made Jin Fengdie even more furious, if it wasn't for another labor pain, she would have rushed out and grabbed the imperial doctor by the neck, forcing him to bring the labor-inducing soup.

The imperial doctor wept and said to Ying Ning: "Empress, this noble concubine has just started to react, and the fetus is not abnormal. If she can't come up, she will drink the labor-inducing soup. I beg the empress to persuade the imperial concubine to rest and preserve her strength." Yes. No way, it will take a day or two to be born."

"What, a day or two?" Jin Fengdie was startled and frightened, clutching the quilt and crying loudly, "Isn't this driving me to death! Empress, Empress, please let me drink labor-inducing soup Come on, let me give birth to the child earlier, I really can't bear this crime!"

Ying Ning sat on the side of the bed to comfort her: "Don't keep crying and exchanging, you have exhausted all your strength, what will you do when you really need your strength later?"

"But I'm in pain, can't I even yell a few times?"

"I've just said the reason. If you still want to give birth safely, don't be self-willed." Yingning said, "I know that you are making such a fuss, but you just want the emperor to know and make him feel sorry for you. Come and see You. But you also know the temperament of our emperor. Even if you make a mess here, or even hurt yourself and your children, it is impossible for him to come and take a look."

"Why?" Jin Fengdie asked in a daze.

Ying Ning didn't answer, she was silent for a while, and then said: "People who use methods of hurting themselves and trying to arouse pity from the other party are stupid."

Golden Swallow Die burst into tears.

When the pain came again, she stopped yelling, but turned around slowly, facing the wall, clenched the quilt tightly with both hands, and endured silently.

(End of this chapter)