Chapter 190 - Ye Yisong (2/2)

“Close your eyes and drink it at once” Ye Zhen took the medicine froer to let me stay here for two days for you to take yi’s eyes lit up

He had very few friends and was extreh there were other people in the palace who served hiirl was different, she brought with her a sense of calm She was courteous but not subservient He liked that about her

Ye Zhen nodded “You take er”

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With Ye Zhen’s reassurance, a happy Mo Rongyi did not cause further trouble and readily took the medicine Exhausted as he was, he immediately fell asleep

Ye Zhen’s eyes were briazed at the quietly sluray, robbed of its usual cheer and life He looked so peaceful that if not for the sound of his breathing, one ht think he was dead

Ye Zhen collected herself and turned to the head palace er?” she asked in a whisper

“Aunt Cheng has just arrived and is waiting for Young Miss outside” Mada Ye Zhen out of the Little Prince’s bedroom

Even if she did not seek an audience with the Ely sought her instead

“Aunt Cheng” Ye Zhen walked out of the cha outside

“Miss Lu, the Eer sent this old servant to invite you to the Cining Palace,” Aunt Cheng said with a s, and politely asked her to lead the way “Aunt Cheng, please”

In the Cining Palace, the E on the soft couch Her weariness was hard to hide These days, because of the Little Prince’s illness, she could not rest well She was constantly on her toes, tending to her little one It was no surprise; this h she are of Ye Zhen’s arrival at the palace to visit her son, she did not atteative feelings as such Since her younger son liked this girl, she naturally had a reason to like her back If this girl could make her son take medicine obediently, then what is there for her to worry about?

When Aunt Cheng brought Ye Zhen to the E with her eyes closed As much as she kne vital this rare moment of rest was, she still had a duty to uphold So, in a low voice, she called out ‘Her Highness’

The Eirl as already kneeling in front of her She smiled “Yaoyao has coer was, her eyes showed concern “This official’s daughter pays respect to the Eer”