1699. Chapter 1699 Deliberately making things difficult 3
Yue Wanwan bit her lips lightly, raised her head to look at Sikong Min, and said with red eyes, "Your Majesty, Yue Cang suddenly passed out today and has not woken up until now."
Sikong Min was stunned, his eyes suddenly shrank, and his body couldn't help but tremble slightly, "What did you say? Yue Cang suddenly fainted? Has the imperial doctor gone to see her? Did she tell you what happened?"
Yue Wanwan gently shook her head, "The emperor and the imperial doctor can't figure out what's wrong with Yue Cang. I originally wanted to wait until the banquet is over before telling the emperor, but now... I have to say it.
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Nanfeng Luxue listened to Yue Wanwan's words word for word.
Did Sikong Yuecang really faint? And he still hasn’t woken up?
Could it be that mother and son colluded to put on a show for themselves?
"Wan'er, can you take this seriously?"
Sikong Min felt as if his chest had been hit by someone, causing a slight pain.
Sikong Yuecang, his most beloved prince, is now unconscious and even the imperial doctor cannot find any symptoms. This is a big blow to him.
"I don't dare to lie. If the emperor doesn't believe what I say, you can go and have a look now."
Yue Wanwan started to cry as she spoke. Ignoring the commotion below, Sikong Min immediately stood up and said to the civil and military officials sitting below, "The nobles will continue to enjoy themselves. I want to go see the fourth prince."
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Seeing that Sikong Min was leaving, Nan Feng Lianxue hurriedly stood up and said, "I, too, will go with the Emperor."
Sikong Min's eyes paused on Nanfeng Lianxue, and then he said in a deep voice, "In that case, Prince Nanfeng will follow me."
He knew that Nanfeng Lianxue must not believe Wan'er's words, so he proposed to go with him to see it.
Not to mention Nanfeng Lixue, even I couldn't believe Wan'er's words.
How could a good person suddenly pass out? Moreover, so many imperial doctors didn't even know what was going on.
Isn't this strange?
What exactly happened in the year Yue Cang left the palace.
His legs and feet were crippled by the fall. According to what Na Meiwanwan said, Yue Cang's legs should have been disabled after falling off the cliff. However, the opinions of the doctors at the Imperial Hospital were inconsistent.