The Herbal Scents of Farm Life
Chapter 1664: Grafted onto Her Body!

Chapter 1664: Chapter 1664: Grafted onto Her Body!

Where is this a sister? At first glance, it would be more appropriate for the Empress to call Princess Consort Lian "auntie."

It’s so disgusting.

"Princess Consort Lian, I have heard that you have been frequently leaving the palace recently. What is the matter?" he looked at Princess Consort Lian with an unpleasant expression and interrogated.

Princess Consort Lian: "..."

What is the matter?

How could the Emperor ask such a question?

Doesn’t the Emperor already know what it’s for? Her son is still on the sickbed!

But of course, she could never say that out loud, otherwise, having already upset the Emperor, how could she remain in the royal study once such words were spoken?

And from then on, there would be no place for her, Princess Consort Lian, in the harem.

"Your Majesty, this consort is just worried about Jin’er and wanted to visit him often, to see him awake and able to eat a few bites, then I can rest assured."

She spoke with such pity, as if Sui Zijin might starve to death at any moment.

Yet the Emperor was already extremely dissatisfied with Princess Consort Lian’s behavior, and although her words sounded pitiful, they seemed different in the Emperor’s ears.

"Princess Consort Lian, are you blaming me for not caring enough for Zijin? Hmm?"

He asked coldly?

"Hiss!"

Princess Consort Lian gasped in shock.

No sooner had the Emperor finished speaking than she broke out in a cold sweat.

Blame the Emperor? How dare she?

She had only hoped to vie for her son some presence in front of his father, how could she know that the Emperor would misunderstand so gravely?

At this moment, she really felt like slapping herself hard on the face.

"Your Majesty, this consort didn’t mean that, this consort was just... just..."

She stuttered, unable to think of an explanation, and dared not speak.

"Your Majesty, why argue with Princess Consort Lian as if she were just a sibling? She is concerned about her child, and concern leads to chaos, just like this consort was once consumed with worry for Lin’er."

The Empress explained to the Emperor.

"Right, right, Your Majesty, what Her Majesty the Empress says is true," Princess Consort Lian quickly nodded, as though seizing a lifeline.

She was truly grateful to Her Majesty the Empress for speaking up for her at this time.

Her grateful gaze fell upon Her Majesty the Empress, but then she froze, seeing a wicked smirk hanging at the corner of the Empress’s eyes, glancing at her lightly.

Just that look made her feel terror-stricken.

She opened her mouth to say something, but before she could, she heard the Empress continue.

"But at that time, this consort was too preoccupied with herself and did not consider that Lin’er is also Your Majesty’s flesh and blood. This consort pined for Lin’er, but the care and importance Your Majesty places on Lin’er far exceeds mine by thousands, no, millions of times.

It is only now that this consort has come to realize how wrong I was before."

"It relieves my heart that you have come to understand," said the Emperor, looking at the Empress.

Princess Consort Lian: "!!!"

The Empress is truly too malicious, how can she speak like that?

The Emperor was already holding a grudge against the Empress, and even though she had regained favor, there was inevitably some discomfort in his heart.

But with the Empress’s words like this, it has all become Princess Consort Lian’s fault, as if whatever disrespectful things the Empress had done could now be forgiven.

And Princess Consort Lian was portrayed as a woman who knew no better.

Even more so, the Empress had transferred the hatred the Emperor initially had toward her onto Princess Consort Lian!

"Your Majesty..."

She opened her mouth, looking at the Emperor.