Xia He was not surprised by this. She was indeed her master's personal maid, but she was not her master herself.
She could understand Wu Shulai's double standards, because sometimes she and Wu Shulai would talk like that.
Holding her master still, Xia He listened to Wu Shulai's flattering words without any emotional reaction.
Chen Yuwei, who was the one being sold off, was quite emotionally affected.
What is Consort Ning up to?
He actually came to the emperor to beg him to send his son away to be raised; he was adorably foolish.
"Has the Emperor agreed?"
Glancing at Wu Shulai beside her, Chen Yuwei looked up at the room above.
Wu Shulai shook his head, "The Emperor was angry and did not agree."
Chen Yuwei lowered her head and pondered for a moment, then said, "Please have the imperial physicians come over."
"His Majesty's anger might damage his liver; he needs proper care."
Wu Shulai nodded in agreement, and before leaving, he praised Chen Yuwei for her thoughtful consideration.
Chen Yuwei: ...a bootlicker
Chen Yuwei gestured for Xia He to wait outside the door, then pushed open the door and went inside herself.
At this time, Hongli's health had improved considerably, but he was still somewhat weak.
Some foods that are considered cooling in nature should be avoided, otherwise the condition may easily relapse.
After going through all this, Hongli lost a lot of weight.
Especially that face that was once considered decent-looking, now completely lost its human form.
"emperor"
Chen Yuwei called out softly, and when she saw Hongli, who was lying on the bed, beckoning to her, she quickly went over.
"Your Majesty, your health is of utmost importance."
Looking at Hongli with a pained expression, Chen Yuwei even pulled up the thin blanket that was still covering him.
Hongli smiled and gestured to Chen Yuwei not to rush. He had come to her not to joke around, but to discuss serious business.
"Your Highness, what do you think of some of the rumors circulating about the Old Summer Palace?"
It was also because he was so sick and uncomfortable that Hongli, who used to like to talk about all sorts of unnecessary things, was now getting straight to the point without any beating around the bush.
Chen Yuwei lowered her head and placed Hongli's arm back on the thin blanket. "I think the rumors are pure nonsense."
It's just some people's wild guesses; there's no need to overthink it.
They even said he was destined to bring misfortune to Hongli. They should have known that when he was born. The fact that they've been dragging it out until now is just because they're bored out of their minds.
Hongli sighed, "But the ministers of the Imperial Observatory also said that Yongyue is somewhat of an obstacle to my birthday, and it would be best to send her out of the palace to be raised."
Chen Yuwei: ...
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