Doted on One: Dominant Concubine

Chapter 246 The Domineering Concubine (250)

Doctor He's treatment lasted until the middle of the night. "Master."

"What happened to Xianyun?"

As soon as he saw the imperial physician, Xuanyuan Hao suddenly grabbed his arm and asked angrily.

After waiting for a whole day, he could already see bloodshot eyes in his black eyes, as if he was about to swallow people into his stomach.

"My lord, I have tried my best to save your life, but your body is too weak."

"What else?"

Seeing the imperial physician's serious expression, it's definitely not as simple as being weak.

"and also----"

The imperial physician hesitated, knowing that if he spoke out, his life might be in danger.

"Say it!" he shouted loudly.

"The old minister has tried his best, but the lady's body is too weak, and she also had a miscarriage a few years ago, so whether she can wake up depends on the lady's will to survive."

"what."

For Xuanyuan Hao, this news was enough to break him down. No one could understand his mood at this moment.

"The old minister has done his best." He had no choice but to say this!
Xuanyuan Hao didn't speak any more, he walked to the side of the bed and sat down, quietly looking at his beloved woman.

At this moment, the time room stopped, and no one would have the heart to interrupt the two of them.

Xuanyuan Hao knew that he couldn't lose her, a woman who was extremely important to him---Ling Xianyun, a woman he loved to the bone.

"Ugh!"

With a sigh, Imperial Physician He turned and left leisurely, leaving the rest of the day to the affectionate man and woman.

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The mood of waiting is really crushing.

Xuanyuan Hao stayed in front of Ling Xianyun's bed for seven days and seven nights, and never left. The maids were all worried about him.

Madam Zhang, who has stayed in the palace for so many years, is also very worried when she sees Xuanyuan Hao hurting her body like this.

Tried persuasion, but Xuanyuan Hao was still unmoved, even Rufei came here and there was no way to persuade him to put state affairs first.

(End of this chapter)