1496. The Mystery of the True and False Princes 23
What if he is gone???
What should she do???
Even leaving, there is no chance anymore.【26nbsp;】
Especially, when he came back, he went straight to Shangshan Palace for a night of lingering and indulgent sex... At that time, his health was already bad, but he was so unscrupulous. If he just fell asleep like this, then,
She Shui Lian will become the second Zhao Hede, the famous prostitute in history and the biological sister of Zhao Feiyan.
The emperor of the Han Dynasty fell in love with her and died in her arms.
And although His Majesty did not fall down that night, at least, it was almost the same.
She was confused and had no idea at all.
The emperor woke up in the middle of the night.
He drank a large bowl of medicine, his eye sockets had sunken deeply, and his brows were haggard, which made people uncomfortable. Shui Lian felt relieved in his heart: Oh, he is awake, finally awake.
"Shui Lian...why are you so haggard?"
She was stunned. These words should have been used on him.
His eyes were blurred, and he had not yet recovered from the weakness of his serious illness. She went over to help him, and his head rested naturally on her shoulder.
"Your Majesty, are you feeling better?"
He panted slightly and smiled.
"Shui Lian, you don't have to worry..."
She suddenly collapsed and burst into tears.
He laughed, "Shui Lian...what's wrong? Do you think I'm too heavy?"
He tried to move his head away from her shoulder, but he lost the strength after only moving for a moment, so he had to lean on her. She hugged him tightly, still bursting into tears, her voice full of anger and fear: "You
You can’t die...if you die now, what will Ailian and I do??"
"Who said I was going to die?"
He sat up, making her burden a little lighter, and the breath in his voice was a little fuller: "Who said I will die? Shui Lian... I will not die. Look, am I not doing well?"
But seeing her tearful eyes, his smile stopped for a moment, and then he slowly spoke: "Look, Shui Lian, even if I had a minor illness before, I would always be surrounded by people. So many concubines cared about me.
, take care of me... Now I'm fine, I only have you left... There really is no other woman. Shuilian, look, I don't even dare to offend you. If you are angry, I will really do it.
I am now alone..."
If it had been before, she would have ridiculed him: He had a son with another woman, and she still said such things.