The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 528 Miscarriage
The Empress Dowager went out of the palace smoothly and came back smoothly. It is of course the most perfect that this incident does not cause any disturbance.

However, in case of being found out, Tang Nineteen would be criticized by the emperor at most if he was found out before leaving the palace.

Once she goes to see King Qi and comes back and is found again, then she will be done.

The emperor now hates Qi Wang to the bone, which can be seen from the fact that he started massacring in the palace and had something to do with Qi Wang Xianfei, eunuchs and maids.

Moreover, the Queen Mother was in poor health, and he didn't want the Queen Mother to worry about King Qi's affairs, but Tang Nineteen took the Queen Mother to King Qi.

No matter how he thought about it, Tang Nineteen felt that he would die a miserable death.

There is another extremely bad situation, what if something happens to the Queen Mother, well, she will be buried with her, she understands.

He is in a loss-making business, and she is in a life-threatening business.

However, the body is not driven like this, step by step all the way from Rihuamen, "smuggling" the Queen Mother to Jinshuimen.

Jinshuimen is the most stringent gate, which leads to the inside and outside of the palace.

Especially the entry and exit of chariots and horses.

Tang Nineteen usually got off the car outside Jinshuimen, entered Jinshuimen, and then changed to the carriages and horses in the palace.

It was the same when he entered the palace this morning, but when he went out, he was escorted by the Empress Dowager's chariot and horses. Routine inspection was a must.

The carriages and horses had been stopped, and the sound of interrogation came from outside.

"Who's in the car?"

The driving eunuch respectfully said, "It's Princess Qin."

"Princess Qin, please get out of the car, the servant wants to check the car."

The queen mother hid behind the mezzanine, obviously anxious: "What should I do?"

So you are old, do you think it is really so easy to go out?
Fortunately, after Tang Nineteen first saw this exaggerated mezzanine that took up less than half of the carriage, he already had countermeasures along the way.

She pulled out the hairpin, gritted her teeth and stuck it into her calf.

The queen mother saw her actions clearly through the gap in the interlayer, and whispered: "What are you doing?"

"Shh, Queen Mother, you are quiet."

The pain hit her violently, her face turned pale suddenly, and she was sweating like rain. On the light pink skirt, there was a patch of blood, not big, but it was particularly conspicuous in the pink.

She took a deep breath.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's show time.

"It can't be done, it can't be done, my stomach really hurts, I'm going to die, my stomach hurts so much."

In the carriage, she was not seen getting off, only a cry of pain was heard.

There was a burst of tension outside the car: "Princess Qin, what's wrong?"

Tang Nineteen moved to the edge of the car, straightened the hem of his clothes, put the blood-stained side at the door, and pushed open the small half door.

"I have a stomachache. The queen mother sent a car to take me home, but I was in severe pain and bleeding. What's going on? It really hurts."

She also deliberately pulled the blood-stained skirt.

All attention was drawn to a small spot of blood on the hem of her skirt.

"This, is this..."

"My lord, my lord, it hurts so much. My stomach hurts so much. Am I going to die? Send me back to Prince Qin's mansion quickly. I want to see my lord, I want to see my lord."

She was sweating profusely and burst into tears.

It's hard to be a guard in the palace without this kind of experience. Princess Qin must have had a miscarriage.

"Princess, please ask the imperial physician for you."

"I don't want an imperial doctor, I want a prince." Tang Shijiu beat the car willfully, bit his lip after speaking, and looked in pain.

No one dared to disobey, let alone check the carriage. After a hasty glance, there was indeed no one in the carriage, so they hurriedly let it go.

(End of this chapter)