All of the above happened in just a few minutes. It was only then that He Zhuo remembered that his daughter, Xiao Zhenbao, usually played with Hongyu. He was sure Xiao Zhenbao was terrified by Hongyu's condition.

He Zhuo asked Granny Shi, "Where is Little Zhenbao? How is Little Zhenbao?" He pulled Granny Shi's hand so hard that it turned her hand red.

"Reporting to Madam, the eldest princess is fine, just a little frightened. Donghui and Qiufen are keeping watch over her there," Shi Mama replied.

"Bring the eldest princess over here." He Zhuo was extremely worried about not having the child under her watchful eye.

...

Donghui brought the eldest princess over.

"Mother."

The little one had never experienced anything so terrifying before, and his face turned pale.

He Zhuo reached out and took the child, but because her belly was too big to hold her properly, she still squatted down and hugged her: "Little Zhenbao, don't be afraid, don't be afraid, your little brother will be alright. Sleep with your mother tonight, and we'll wait for him to wake up together, okay?"

"Mother, my little brother is bleeding a lot, and I'm scared." Little Zhenbao's eyes were glistening with tears. He Zhuo put his hand down from Little Zhenbao's pulse. Fortunately, he was just a little frightened and was otherwise unharmed.

"I'm not afraid, I'm not afraid." He Zhuo was at peace. Knowing that Hongyu was not in mortal danger, she would not let her son die.

"Mother will help replenish the blood your little brother lost. Now, little Zhenbao, you're tired. Mother will lull you to sleep. When you wake up, we'll watch over your little brother together, okay?" Hezhuo lovingly touched little Zhenbao's face.

Singing little tunes to lull my little treasure to sleep.

The nanny noticed that He Zhuo's complexion was also very bad, deathly pale, and was about to step forward to take the little treasure, but He Zhuo refused.

Because He Zhuo was emotionally agitated and her fetus was moving frequently, she channeled some spiritual energy into her to soothe the fetus.

Little Zhenbao fell asleep peacefully in He Zhuo's arms. The child was clearly exhausted and fell asleep after being coaxed for a few moments.

Just then, the imperial physician finally arrived. Poor Physician Liu was dragged all the way here by the eunuch Zhou Fugui. He glanced at Hongyu and saw that he was no longer bleeding.

Zhou Fugui was unaware that Bai Xia had already treated him, so he was extremely anxious and urged him on. Liu Taiyi, panting, said, "Let me catch my breath first. My breathing is unsteady, and my pulse is also unsteady. Prince Hongyu's bleeding has stopped."

No sooner had Physician Liu entered than he heard a report that Consort Hui had arrived.

The rules in the garden were not as strict as in the palace, and when Consort Hui came to see her grandson in a moment of panic, no one could say anything about it.

Little Zhenbao was still clinging to Hezhuo's clothes while she was asleep, so Hezhuo had no choice but to put her and Hongyu together. The canopy bed was large enough to sleep several people.

After carefully placing the baby down, they heard that the people in charge had arrived, and the nanny reported that the wet nurse and everyone present had been brought under control. Given He Zhuo's large pregnancy, it was not uncommon for her to faint from the emotional turmoil.

She must have fainted.

When Consort Hui entered, she saw the First Princess Consort faint. Her face was deathly pale, and she was clutching her stomach with cold sweat on her forehead. Dong Hui, being very perceptive, immediately cushioned the First Princess Consort's fall.

Consort Hui saw this scene as soon as she entered and immediately rushed over.

"Quickly, quickly, help the First Princess to the soft couch."

Then he saw that the two children were on the bed and that Physician Liu was treating them, so he asked the accompanying Physician Liu to take the pulse of the Grand Princess.

After Physician Liu finished his treatment, he said exactly the same thing as Bai Xia. He heard from the nanny that Bai Xia had already gone to brew the medicine and was just waiting for the Grand Princess to finish her treatment so she could go and see the medicine for Prince Hongyu.

Physician Liu explained that the Grand Princess's frequent fetal movements were due to extreme emotional fluctuations and the strenuous activity of rushing back. He advised her to take one pregnancy-preserving pill and rest.