After giving these instructions, Lady Wuya sighed again: "I don't know what these people are thinking. Our Empress has not done anything to cause chaos in the country, yet one by one they can't stand to see her doing well. Alas!"
Mi Sihan also sighed: "Since ancient times, the harem has been closely related to the imperial court. Now, our Empress is the only one in power in the harem. The younger generation in our household are not the kind of people who rely on the merits of their ancestors for their livelihood. Moreover, the Emperor trusts our household even more because of the Empress. This is something that someone can't stand."
Uya knew perfectly well, but she couldn't bear not saying it.
Mi Sihan thought similarly to Yinzhen, both believing that this was probably done by some family, and that no individual, regardless of anything else, had the ability to do so.
Mi Sihan: "Don't overthink it. The Empress wasn't hurt at all. Go and have a good talk with her tomorrow to put her mind at ease."
Although Mi Sihan knew in his heart that his daughter was not the kind of person who was timid, she was still a girl after all, and he did not know the specific situation, so he was still worried and afraid that his daughter would be frightened.
Uya: "Don't worry, Your Highness, I will comfort you properly."
Mi Sihan grasped the Fujin's hand: "I can't see Your Majesty anywhere, but with you here, I'm at ease."
Just as Misihan and Wuya had finished their discussion, their four sons received the news and soon arrived with their wives and grandchildren.
Misihan and Uya were quite pleased with how proactive their son and daughter-in-law were in their daughter's affairs.
Although his sons were all officials and fathers, their anxiety was evident on their faces when their only sister got into trouble.
Li Rongbao: "Father, Mother, what's wrong with Her Majesty?"
They only learned the news from outside, so they didn't know much. They had only heard that the Empress had been assassinated in the palace, but they didn't know whether she was injured or not.
Mishan: "Don't worry, Her Majesty is not injured."
Musca: "Have they found out who the murderer is?"
Missham: "There's no news yet."
Mi Sihan answered several people's questions before saying, "Your Majesty is blessed with good fortune. Tomorrow, your mother will come to the palace to visit Your Majesty. We, the daughters of the Fucha family, will certainly not be bullied. Don't forget to send someone to investigate this matter."
The sons replied, "Yes, Father."
The daughters-in-law were not idle either, comforting Wuya Shi from the side. They were all princesses raised in a large family, and they had a lot of comforting words. After marrying into the family, her mother-in-law did not make things difficult for her, and her sister-in-law had gotten along well with them before she got married. Naturally, they also hoped that her sister-in-law would be safe and sound.
After being comforted by her daughters-in-law, Uya was still worried, but she felt much better.
Yunrong wasn't surprised to receive the plaque from Wuya, but she didn't expect it to get out.
Yunrong thought about it again and realized that it made sense; such things couldn't be kept secret anyway.
Yunrong wasn't scared, but she missed her mother and thought it would be good to have her come to the palace to talk to her.
When Lady Wuya entered the palace, she brought a lot of things, mostly to nourish Yunrong's body, as well as some medicines to calm her nerves. Lady Wuya knew that the palace had all of these, and her daughter was not lacking in these things, but she was not at ease if she did not prepare them.
When Yunrong saw that her mother had brought so many things, she wasn't surprised. This was how her mother was before she got married. If anything happened to her, the whole family would think it was a big deal.
When Uya saw that her daughter had a rosy complexion and looked healthy, she was finally relieved.
Uya looked her daughter over carefully and said, "It's good that you're alright, it's good that you're alright. If it weren't for the rules, your father would have come too. He couldn't sleep all night, tossing and turning, afraid that his mother had forgotten something."
Upon hearing what Uya said, Yunrong's eyes welled up with tears: "Mother~"
Uya, whose house was also unoccupied, cried, "My dear daughter~"
Yunrong dismissed the servants and took Wuya to her bedroom to talk.
To put Wuya's mind at ease, Yunrong downplayed the matter as much as possible. Wuya was completely relieved after hearing this, but said, "You were fine this time because the people in the shadows didn't know how much the Emperor valued you. You can't be careless in the future. You have to investigate everything you eat and use thoroughly."
Yunrong: "Mother is right, I will."
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