Ling Wu's words caused the Queen to stop speaking.
Ling Wu was right at all. Maybe none of them could survive this palace change, so why waste their time thinking about things that haven't come yet?
After silently helping Lingwu take the medicine, the queen walked to the cabinet, took out a bright red dress, and handed it to Lingwu: "This is a new dress that I just made some time ago. You can just make do with it."
Put it on"
Lingwu wordlessly took the dress from the queen's hand. She was only halfway through wearing it when she was paused by the queen's sudden sigh.
If she heard correctly, the words the Queen sighed just now were actually: "If Xi'er is just taking advantage of your feelings for him, what will you do?"
Ling Wu only paused for a moment and then continued to put on her clothes. After she had put on her clothes neatly, she smiled at the queen: "Thank you for helping me to apply the medicine to Ling Wu. Why don't we go out and see if the two imperial doctors have tested it?"
Nothing comes out"
"Ling Wu!"
Just as Ling Wu turned around to go, the queen asked her to stay where she was: "There's no need to go out in a hurry. After the examination, they will come back and report to the palace naturally."
The queen looked at Ling Wu's slightly thin back and sighed secretly: "Did you hear what I just said?"
Ling Wu raised the corner of her mouth slightly: "I heard it, but it also means I didn't hear it."
She suddenly looked back at the Queen, and calmly looked into the Queen's eyes: "I know very well how Xi treats me. What I don't understand now is why the Queen Mother wants to say this to me at this time.
In this case?"
The queen was a little flustered by Ling Wu's indifferent eyes. After swallowing her throat, she forced a smile: "I just saw your injury and couldn't bear it. Plus, knowing Xi'er, he was originally a
A cold-blooded person is worried that you are just one of them that he will take advantage of, so..."
At this point, she stopped; "I only have two sons, and I have always wanted to have a daughter. Although I have only met you twice, I sincerely pity you. Maybe this is called fate."