The princess is currently unwell and may not be able to give him another daughter, but he is also unwilling to take any new wives.
He lowered his head, looking at the beautiful woman in his arms, her eyes filled with tears, "Give me another daughter?"
"But... my belly hasn't shown any signs of pregnancy for a long time, and I'm afraid you'll be disappointed."
"Try again, maybe this time it will work."
Aunt Liu nodded shyly, "I will obey whatever you say, Master."
Aunt Liu stretched out her soft, delicate hand and intertwined her fingers with Su Zhen's.
Her demeanor was charming, especially her smile when she turned around; a thousand kinds of allure lingered around her brows.
Beneath the brocade quilt, soon came Aunt Liu's low, panting voice, as melodious as a nightingale's song.
The maids stood outside the door serving, and upon hearing the commotion coming from inside, they all blushed and lowered their heads.
I had to call for water three times that night before it finally quieted down completely.
Lying in Su Zhen's arms, Aunt Liu placed a soft cushion under her lower back, determined to have another child.
Recalling the grandfather's passion just now, a blush rose on her face again.
The storm came like a raging storm, and I almost couldn't withstand it.
Even though Princess Jingyi was of noble birth, a woman will eventually lose her radiance if she doesn't receive love and care.
Aunt Liu snuggled closer to Su Zhen before closing her eyes contentedly.
Su Zhen slept soundly, feeling refreshed and relaxed. When he opened his eyes, he saw Aunt Liu looking at him with her bright, almond-shaped eyes, her complexion rosy, and her eyes sparkling with a charming allure.
He smiled slightly. The September chrysanthemum had been infused with new vitality overnight, even more delicate than the roses in the courtyard.
He gently stroked her flat stomach. "Is my daughter here?"
Aunt Liu glared at him reproachfully, "My lord, how would I know?"
"It looks like I need to work a little harder."
The campfire burned even brighter, and Aunt Liu didn't wake up from her sleep until the sun was high in the sky.
The maid Cui'er came over when she heard the noise and helped her change clothes and wash up. She couldn't help but praise, "Auntie, you look so radiant today, even more beautiful than the flowers in our courtyard."
"You're so sweet-talking." After bathing, she spread her arms and let Cui'er put a gauze dress on her body, which covered the red marks all over her body.
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