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Pregnant Before the Royal Marriage

Jiang Ning limped out of her quarters one day and entered the Jiang family's second courtyard, just as the Emperor was selecting a concubine for Prince Yu.  Noble ladies from high-ranking families put in their best efforts to participate in the selection, but the flower fell on Jiang Ning, who was merely there to watch the spectacle.  Jiang Ning was confused. She dared not let Prince Yu be a scapegoat, so she tried every possible way to tell everyone she was pregnant. However, no one believed her.  When she vomited after eating, they laughed at her for feigning illness. When she felt tired, they laughed at her for pretending to be delicate. When her belly grew larger, they laughed at her for overeating.  When Jiang Ning wanted a doctor's confirmation, all eighteen doctors she consulted had the same opinion: "You're just eating too much!" The fifth prince, Prince Yu, was a dashing and handsome young man. He exuded an air of sophistication and regal beauty. This was how the common people of Chang'an City typically described him.  But the real Prince Yu was cold and ruthless, using women without any emotional attachment.  He knew that the second madam of the Jiang family was the Emperor's secret love, and he also knew that the daughter recently brought back by the Jiang family looked exactly like the second madam in her youth.  So, even though the girl had a limp, he still tossed the embroidered flower in his hand into her lap. After their marriage, he knew she was just a pawn. But for the sake of the throne, he had to pretend to cherish her even though he detested her, until...

Gongsun Xiaoyue · Integral
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Chapter 513: Just Consider it a Blurry Vision

"As it should be, as it should be."

The concubines didn't dare to ask why the Princess Consort didn't summon the Imperial Physician to the East Palace but went to find him herself instead.

Jiang Ning was so considerate.

She volunteered an explanation: "All the Imperial Physicians are attending to His Majesty right now. As a junior, it would be unfilial for me to just summon them away."

"Yes, yes." The concubines echoed in agreement, but then felt something was off and hurriedly corrected themselves. "No, no... We didn't mean it that way, Princess Consort, please don't misunderstand. What we meant was, given your prestigious position, it would be proper for the physicians to come and check your pulse when they're not busy... No, I mean, even though the Emperor is naturally the most important, but... but..."

The concubines couldn't find a way to finish.