1723. Chapter 1723 Fragrance disappears and jade dies 11
She was so big that she was so big.
Looking around, I found that the other concubines of the prince could only kneel aside. They had never seen any great world, had a humble status, half a slave and half a concubine, and had not received the prince's orders, so of course they could not make decisions.
Empress Zhang held her and whispered: "Empress, the old housekeeper is already making arrangements, but the funeral of the Crown Princess..."
But she felt a sudden pain in her stomach, gritted her teeth tightly, and said tremblingly: "Empress Zhang, please arrange it."
"Yes, Empress, you?" Empress Zhang found something wrong with her expression and panicked, "Empress, what's wrong with you?"
She shook her head, and the huge pain came suddenly, and soon disappeared.
At this moment, I suddenly heard a noisy sound:
"The Emperor is here!"
She felt relieved, but when she saw His Majesty coming in a hurry, she had obviously just returned from the court. After hearing the message, she rushed to the scene. Luo Jia came on a fast horse, running all the way, almost like when fighting Also quick.
He never dreamed that Li Yuping came to talk to Fangfei yesterday and died today.
"Where is Yuping?"
"Your Majesty, Yuping her..."
Fangfei couldn't say it, Luo Jia strode forward, but when he saw the white gauze, Li Yuping had completely closed his eyes. Even though he had been fighting for half his life, he was used to death, he couldn't help but cry: "Yuping, this The child...how could this happen? I, I am really ashamed of General Li... Such a good wife, but the emperor has no blessing..."
His Majesty burst into tears, and everyone else cried.
Luo Jia heard Fangfei's sob, turned around and grabbed her. Thinking of her pregnancy, how could she bear such great stimulation? He immediately said, "Come here, send the Empress to rest first..."
Fangfei grabbed his hand and her eyes were dim: "Your Majesty, let's go and see Your Highness..."
"Okay, I'll go right away." Luo Jia was anxious, and at this time, he was even more worried about his son.
The prince sat alone on a big chair, and the room was quiet, and all the concubines and servants he served were driven out by him.
The room was surprisingly dark and there was no light.