Granny Liu was also somewhat unwilling, and immediately suggested, "Madam, why don't we call a doctor for Lady Guarjia? If the examination reveals that she is unwell, it will surely spread the reputation of the Empress Dowager for overworking her pregnant concubine..."

"No," the princess shook her head to stop her.

We've consulted a doctor, and maybe one dose of medication will stabilize the pregnancy. How can we let that happen?

Moreover, the Fujin suddenly realized that if rumors of the Empress Dowager's unkindness spread in the mansion, she might be blamed as well. After all, she was the one in charge of the Prince's mansion, and she didn't want to be blamed.

The Empress Dowager is still highly respected by Father Emperor, so I must not displease him.

However, if Lady Guarjia really lost her child because she embroidered a screen for the Empress Dowager, it doesn't matter. Hehe, isn't there such a thing as a cover-up in this world? Just change the excuse, and I think I'll help cover it up then.

The Fujin was overjoyed, thinking she had succeeded. She had originally planned to take the opportunity to deal with Jiaming, but now she felt it was unnecessary. This allowed Jiaming to live a very leisurely and carefree life for the rest of her days.

Five days later, Jiaming, just in time for the last minute agreed upon by the Fujin, sent Hongtao to deliver the embroidered screen to the main courtyard.

In the main courtyard, the Fujin frowned slightly as she looked at the embroidered screen that had just been delivered from Taoyuan.

Why are the Guarjia clan always so difficult to deal with! And so lucky!

I felt really unwell on the fourth day, and on the fifth day I was busy and exhausted, but nothing serious happened!

Even setting aside miscarriage, some spotting is to be expected! (To be continued.)