The illusion of alienation will naturally crumble without a fight.

The Fourth Prince was a master at reading people, so he naturally noticed the subtle changes in Consort De's expression. Knowing that his mother wasn't entirely devoid of maternal love for him, he still had feelings for Consort De at this moment.

At this moment, although his expression did not soften, his voice was much gentler, "My son has decided that a small celebration will suffice."

Upon hearing this, Consort De's indifferent expression crumbled. "You finally have a little prince, how can you hold such a small celebration?" Her eyebrows furrowed slightly, and something flashed through her mind in an instant. Her tone immediately turned unpleasant as she asked, "Is it because Ulanara is unwilling, afraid of overshadowing Honghui?"

In the eyes of most mothers, their sons are never wrong; even if they are, it's because their daughters-in-law instigated them.

Although Yinzhen did not grow up by her side, he was still her son whom she had carried for ten months, and Consort De, as his mother, naturally felt the same way.

"It has nothing to do with the Fujin." While denying the Consort De's question, the Fourth Prince wondered why the Fujin and his mother had a bad relationship.

When the Fourth Prince thought that his wife thought she had concealed it well, but he had discovered her perfunctory attitude towards his mother, he immediately understood.

Yes, Mother is one of the Emperor's four consorts, and she is not to be underestimated. Since I could sense the Fujin's perfunctory attitude, how could Mother not have noticed it?

After thinking about it, the Fourth Prince suddenly felt a bit resentful towards his wife. The wives of his other brothers seemed to get along quite well with their mothers, so why couldn't his own wife do the same?

Just then, the Fourth Prince heard Consort De ask with dissatisfaction, "Then why?"

The Fourth Prince immediately put aside his dissatisfaction with his wife and focused on talking to Consort De. "The young prince is in poor health. The imperial physician said he shouldn't be overly stressed. I'm also worried that a grand celebration would be too much for him." (To be continued.)