She is lonely

Chapter 240 If It's Alone, Do You Want It? 47
It seems that as a person like him, he lives only to fight for power.

Only the few words imprinted on the apex of the heart, with the ups and downs of the heart, the pain is still clearly and violently attacking.

An hour later, Su Cheng came in with a bowl of soup.

The bowl of soup and medicine was mixed with blood and had a faint fishy smell.

Su Cheng brought the decoction to His Royal Highness, "Your Highness, Imperial Physician Su said that you must drink this medicine as soon as possible."

The prince took the medicine, but he didn't drink it right away. He just habitually lowered his head and sniffed, but he didn't smell the familiar sweet smell of blood.

"Your Highness... This is the medicine primer made of Miss Su's blood. Doctor Su said that in the future, you must insist on taking it every half a month in order to slowly relieve the poison in your body."

The prince said without expression: "You go back first."

Su Cheng hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded and retreated.

There should be nothing to hesitate about, after all, it is a life-saving medicine, and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince should not make trouble with his body.

The gate of the temple was quickly and gently closed.

The prince held the bowl of soup in his hand and mixed it expressionlessly, then put it down again when he heard the sound of the palace door closing.

Your Highness, why are you lying to me?

Your Royal Highness, you didn't come to Jiangzhou to relax, why did you lie to me?

Didn't His Highness exchange me?
The humble minister just wanted to tell His Highness that whether it is humiliation or pain, the humble minister can bear it.As far as Yu Weichen is concerned, it is just a matter of making more strokes and less strokes.

Your Highness.I.

……

The prince looked down at the bowl of medicine again. After a while, he moved his fingers slightly without touching a mouthful, and poured it into the potting soil, then put down the bowl, leaned against the back of the couch slowly, and closed it Eyes, gasp.

He felt that the hall was not warm at all, maybe the charcoal fire in the stove had been extinguished, but he had no time to think about it, so he simply reached into his clothes and pressed the sachet in his hand very hard to the position of his heart, as if it would make him feel better a little.

After nightfall, Su Cheng entered the hall again, and found His Royal Highness lying on the couch, as if asleep.Originally, Su Cheng wanted to breathe a sigh of relief when he saw that the bowl of medicine on the case table was empty, but when he saw that His Highness the Crown Prince's face was paler than before, he was very worried, and he inadvertently caught a glimpse of the medicine smell permeating from the potted plants on the window sill. Suddenly understood what came over.

He risked his disobedience to wake up His Highness the Crown Prince, and he was really anxious: "Your Highness...why don't you drink the medicine?"

The prince looked at Su Cheng with a cold expression, as if he didn't quite understand what Su Cheng was talking about for a while.

He frowned, tilted his head, and coughed up blood again.

Su Cheng didn't care about anything else, turned around and left the hall, wanting to find the imperial doctor Su, but happened to run into Su Yangmo who was standing outside the hall.

Her wrist was wrapped with a bandage, and she was supporting her wrist weakly, when she saw Su Cheng come out, and her face was not very good-looking.

Su Yangmo stared at him silently for a moment, but Su Cheng didn't explain anything, and wanted to avoid her, Su Yangmo raised his hand to stop him, and asked, "What's wrong, Your Highness?"

"I can't tell for a while, you get out of the way first."

"Let's make a long story short, Brother Su." Su Yangmo looked at him calmly, but she still used her injured hand to stop Su Cheng, which made Su Cheng unable to push her away ruthlessly.

Su Cheng frowned, and said sullenly, "Your Highness...he didn't drink the medicine."

(End of this chapter)