Soon, the capital welcod the warm spring of April.
Bai Zhi’er originally agreed with Princess Consort Kang to help her choose a shop to open a restaurant.
If there is sothing to do, Princess Consort Kang can divert her attention and won’t always think about sad things.
However, before Bai Zhi’er could find a shop for her, she fell ill.
Bai Zhi’er specially brought two imperial physicians to visit Princess Consort Kang today.
"Uncle Imperial Doctor, how is my aunt’s health?" Bai Zhi’er quickly asked as soon as the imperial physicians finished checking her pulse.
The two imperial physicians pondered their words and clasped their hands, saying, "To reply to Your Highness, Lady Yang Shan’s pulse shows deep stagnation, indicating many blockages and congestion in the ridians."
"Coupled with chronic ailnts, it has flared up together with her heart ailnt, now only with quiet recuperation can there be hope for improvent."
Bai Zhi’er nodded repeatedly: "Go quickly and prescribe the best dicine."
After they left, Bai Zhi’er sat by the bed, holding Princess Consort Kang’s hand.
"Aunt, have you not been eating well? Why have you lost so much weight?" Bai Zhi’er looked at her with concern.
During this ti, she continuously transmitted mana through her palms into Princess Consort Kang’s body.
However, Princess Consort Kang seed utterly heartbroken, and Bai Zhi’er’s mana had little effect after flowing into her body.
So even immortals cannot persuade soone deeply hurt by love?
Is this what people usually say, that a heart ailnt requires a heart redy?
To reassure Bai Zhi’er, Princess Consort Kang smiled gently.
"Zhi’er, don’t worry, this is an old illness, didn’t the imperial physician say it will be better after a few days of quiet rest, you needn’t worry about ."
Bai Zhi’er’s eyes reddened slightly, a bit choked: "Aunt, you must keep your word, don’t keep things bottled up, take your dicine properly and get well soon, I will take you to open the restaurant and inn."
Princess Consort Kang nodded, she coughed lightly, and Bai Zhi’er imdiately helped her lie down.
"Zhi’er, I want to sleep for a while, aunt doesn’t have the energy now to make a al for you, when your older brothers return, have them take you out to play."
Even at this point, Princess Consort Kang was still concerned about Bai Zhi’er.
Bai Zhi’er held her hand, lying by her bedside like a well-behaved child.
"Aunt, don’t worry about , you rest well, I’ll head back to the palace once you’re asleep."
Princess Consort Kang nodded and finally closed her eyes.
Bai Zhi’er concentrated her mana and surrounded Princess Consort Kang with a faint halo.
This ensured her mind was steady, undisturbed by the outside world.
Before long, Princess Consort Kang fell asleep, and Bai Zhi’er left, pushing the door open.
As she reached the Imperial Mansion’s gate, she saw her uncle, Prince Qing, hurriedly arriving in a carriage.
"Zhi’er, you’re here too, how is my sister-in-law?" Prince Qing hastily asked.
Bai Zhi’er shook her head: "The imperial physicians all say she can only recuperate quietly, aunt must be too heartbroken, her heart ailnt is severe."
"I heard Fourth Brother saying she often wakes up in the middle of the night, dreaming of Prince Kang abandoning them, or plagued by nightmares, sleeping poorly."
Upon hearing this, Prince Qing gritted his teeth: "It’s all Third Brother’s fault! No wonder the Emperor is angry with him, he truly deserves it."
Bai Zhi’er had not taken the initiative to visit Prince Kang for a long ti because of Princess Consort Kang’s affairs.
At this mont she couldn’t help but ask: "Has uncle visited Third Uncle recently, how is he?"
"I don’t know what he’s doing, anyway, he’s too busy to be seen anywhere, I also don’t bother to manage him, the Emperor says as long as he doesn’t die outside, it’s fine."
After Prince Qing said that, he noticed Bai Zhi’er’s gaze drifting, directly looking behind him.
Soon after, the young girl’s expression beca intriguing, even with a hint of slyness.
Bai Zhi’er looked at Prince Qing: "Oh dear, uncle, you’re hiding sothing from ."
Prince Qing was stunned: "Where did that co from?"
Bai Zhi’er folded her arms, humming behind him: "See, I’ve caught you, and you still don’t admit it!"
Prince Qing turned around.
Only to see a woman stepping down from his carriage.
She rubbed her head, her hair slightly disheveled.
"Jiang Ying?!" Prince Qing’s eyes widened in surprise: "How did you end up in my carriage?"
Just now he rode the carriage here and hadn’t seen her in the compartnt!
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