The Princess of Transmigration is Married: Your Highness, Please Go Away

Chapter 10 The Mystery of Imperial Physician Lin (2)

The moment before the crash? !Qin Yudie remembers this, learned it in college textbooks, it is called retrograde amnesia!
At this moment, she really had to believe what Ling'er said before going out, and she looked at this doctor Lin with admiration.In the ancient times N hundred years ago, he had already come to this conclusion. Could it be that he summed up the experience after seeing too many people who bumped into the wall?Thinking of this, Qin Yudie couldn't help laughing.

Looking at her happy smile, Lin Zhixuan was a little distracted for a moment, and he stayed for a while before he realized, stood up and saluted, "Princess, please rest at ease, I will retire."

As soon as he finished speaking, without waiting for Qin Yudie's response, he hurriedly turned around and wanted to leave, but unexpectedly ran into Ling'er who came back from outside.

Ling'er saluted him, slightly raised the basket in her hand, and said: "Doctor Lin, you have finished showing the princess, it's time to eat. I went to the imperial dining room to get some of your favorite dishes."

Lin Zhixuan walked out without stopping, and said, "No need, you can use it with the princess. I still have something to do when I go back to the Imperial Medical Center. Remember what I said."

Ling'er looked at his staggering figure, looked at him for a while in confusion, then turned her head to look at Qin Yudie who was still lying there with a smile on her face, and couldn't help asking: "Princess, Why did Doctor Lin leave?"

Of course, Qin Yudie couldn't understand the real meaning of her question, so she replied casually: "He is a doctor, he will go back after seeing the patients."

In fact, Qin Yudie was thinking about other things and got distracted.She saw the expressions of Ling'er and that doctor Lin just now, and heard the conversation between them, so she concluded that they must have known each other very well before.That is to say, the princess is also familiar with the doctor Lin.

Isn't this strange?Could it be that the princess was born with a sick seedling and had to see the imperial physician every three days, that's why they got acquainted with the imperial physicians of the imperial hospital?
However, Qin Yudie quickly overturned her guess.The reason is simple: if she had been sick since she was a child, the current emperor would not have sent her to be married.Because according to Ling'er, the old emperor wanted to quell the war, so he agreed to the condition of the marriage.

If he actually sent a sick and short-lived princess, wouldn't that be tantamount to provoking a war on purpose?
Then they are so familiar, but why?About this matter, I will ask Linger carefully later.

At this moment, Ling'er came in through the curtain and asked, "Princess, do you want to eat? I asked the imperial dining room to make some lotus seed porridge." Qin Yudie nodded, and after waking up to talk for a long time, it was indeed already I was hungry, and when I heard that there was porridge to drink, I naturally happily agreed.

Ling'er took out the porridge bowl from the food box, and carefully closed the lid, then walked into the inner room, raised Qin Yudie's head with a pillow, and fed her porridge with a small spoon .

Qin Yudie took the opportunity to ask while eating: "Ling'er, did I know Doctor Lin very well before?"

Linger's hand holding the spoon paused for a moment, but suddenly remembered what the princess had said about her loss of memory, she was relieved again, and replied carefully: "Of course we are very familiar, people in the palace have been estranged from the princess in recent years , only two people got close to the princess. However, since last year, Mr. Guo didn’t come any more. He only sent a letter to the princess from his entourage. Every time the princess read it, she would sit there for a few days and eat nothing. I don’t eat, I don’t sleep. I can’t bear to see the princess torture myself like this, so later on, I didn’t dare to accept the letters and let them take them back. After a few times, Mr. Guo stopped sending letters. Come, but people still haven't come again."

(End of this chapter)