It goes without saying how jealous the other two women were.

Life continued peacefully.

However, less than a month later, news came that Ms. Wusu had miscarried.

It is said that Lady Wusu ate pastries with safflower in them, which were made by one of her maids.

Heyue thought it was all planned, but to her surprise, Wusushi cried and demanded that the maid be interrogated, saying that the maid had plotted to harm the imperial heir.

He Yue sighed inwardly, "This acting is really good."

He locked the maid in the woodshed, gave her a perfunctory interrogation, and planned to secretly send her away and give her some money.

However, when he returned at 13 pm, he said he wanted to interrogate the person himself.

He Yue was puzzled, but was surprised when Thirteen interrogated her. It turned out that the maid was not ordered by Thirteen, but by Lady Fucha.

The purpose was, of course, to get rid of the children of the Ussu clan.

Since Heyue entered the mansion, Lady Fucha has been very obedient. In fact, she did have some resentment in her heart, but she dared not offend the Fujin, after all, Lady Guarjia's fate was clear.

However, she dared not offend the Fujin (principal wife), surely she couldn't tolerate even a newly arrived concubine?

She had confronted Wusu several times and caused her unpleasantness. Fucha harbored resentment, and given that Wusu had become pregnant so quickly, how could Fucha not hate her?

She hadn't received the master's favor for so long, yet a newly arrived concubine had gotten pregnant before her.

With a determined look, Lady Fucha bribed a maidservant to drug Lady Wusu.

She just didn't expect it to be exposed so quickly. When she was summoned by the people in the Fujin's room and saw the master and the Fujin sitting at the head of the table, her heart skipped a beat.