This elf is so insane

Su Xiuwen asked again: "Tell me everything your Second Highness ate and did last night."

The little eunuch thought for a while and said: "His Second Highness came back very late last night. After coming back, he locked himself in the room and refused to let anyone in. But there was not much fruit on the table in the morning, and we didn't know that His Highness What was done in the house.”

"Is this how you take care of Mu Cong?" A cold voice came from the yard. When everyone looked, they saw that it was Concubine Hui.

"See Concubine Hui."

Concubine Hui didn't even look at those people and walked directly to Ye Muchong's bed, showing a distressed expression.

Gu Yu stood aside and looked at Concubine Hui, but could not see any fakeness in her expression, but her intuition told her that Concubine Hui was just showing off and probably had no interest in her son.

Concubine Hui is a suspicious and sensitive person. If there is anything wrong with Ye Mucong, she will definitely be able to tell it at a glance. However, she only blames the imperial doctor and the palace maids and eunuchs for not doing things well, and does not mention Ye Mucong's situation at all, which is suspicious.

"Gu Yu, when you and Mu Cong were together yesterday, did anything happen to Mu Cong?" Concubine Hui looked at Gu Yu with pleading eyes.

Gu Yu felt that it was outrageous, why did it involve him?Ye Mucong was obviously fine when he was brought to Yuehua Palace yesterday, but wasn't he dumbfounded by you, the mother-in-law?

Why, are you trying to point the finger at me and accuse me of an unfounded crime?

"Yesterday, I brought His Highness the Second Highness to the Yuehua Palace. He was fine, and then sent His Highness back. But after going to the Yuehua Palace, His Highness didn't look very good. I don't know what he saw." Gu Yu said calmly. .

Concubine Hui frowned: "You mean, I will hurt my child?"

"I didn't say that, it was Concubine Hui who said it yourself. Besides," Gu Yu crossed his arms and looked at her, "Isn't His Highness's illness the most important thing now? Why did Concubine Hui blame me for not taking a good look at His Highness? the meaning of?"

Hearing this, Su Xiuwen hurriedly came over to smooth things over: "Empress Hui, His Highness's illness is indeed a bit strange. This is the first time I have come into contact with His Highness. If your Majesty trusts me, please tell me why His Highness suddenly started to fall ill."

"Mu Cong has been sick since he returned from Prince Yu's Mansion. At first, the imperial doctor only said that he was frightened, but how could he be so frightened?" Concubine Hui said, looking at Ye Mucong with tears in her eyes, "Mu Cong Cong is a good boy, and as a mother-in-law, I feel uncomfortable looking at him."

"Have you ever eaten any unusual food, Your Highness? For example, something you don't eat often, or something you don't usually like to eat."

"That's not true. After returning to the palace, my diet will be the same as before."

Gu Yu really couldn't stand listening anymore and interrupted Concubine Hui: "The cook who is responsible for His Highness's meals knows best about these matters. Just bring the cook over and ask. As for what medicines you have taken, don't those imperial doctors all know about it?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Chen Ping's high-pitched voice sounded outside the courtyard: "The emperor has arrived!" Everyone knelt down to greet him: "I, my concubine, see your majesty!"

The emperor first helped Concubine Hui up, and then said to the others: "Get on your feet."

"Thank you, Your Majesty!"

"How is Mu Cong? Just now I heard someone saying that they wanted to ask the cook and the imperial doctor?" The emperor said and looked at Gu Yu.

This was the first time that the emperor opened his eyes to Gu Yu since he entered the palace yesterday, but it felt strange.

Gu Yu expressed his thoughts and the emperor agreed.

Concubine Hui's face was a little pale, but she remained calm, probably thinking of some countermeasures.

It seemed that there was either a problem with the cook, or something was wrong with the imperial physician, or there was a problem with both sides.