Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

s Majesty liked Lu Liangwei.
How could he not feel bothered by this?

After all, Lu Liangwei had obsessively harassed the Crown Prince before.
He was the nephew of His Majesty and the worst part was, Lu Liangwei might not even have totally given up on the Crown Prince.

She looked expectantly at Long Yang’s expression at the thought of this.
She hoped to see disappointment or even anger appear on his face.
It would be even better if he immediately gave the order to kick Lu Liangwei out of the Palace and withdraw from their marriage.

Zhao Qian was also looking at his master.

Zhao Qian was feeling anxious too after hearing Lu Yunshuang’s words.
He was quite worried that his master would be enraged.
However, his master had a nonchalant look on his face.
He could not tell if his master was happy or angry, but it seemed like he was not affected by Lu Yunshuang’s insinuations.
Zhao Qian secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

This Crown Princess was really something.
What were her intentions for saying such things? Was she trying to create discord between His Majesty and Second Miss Lu? What a malicious woman.

Zhao Qian thought about this angrily while his gaze turned toward Lu Liangwei.

Lu Liangwei did not reveal any anger from such an embarrassment, as Lu Yunshuang had hoped.
Her expression was quite casual.
There were even flashes of coldness in her bright, beautiful eyes.

“Big Sis, it’s such a chilling thing to find that you’re gauging the heart of a gentlewoman by your own mean measure.
The imperial physician will be able to diagnose your health condition properly.
There is no need to smear my reputation in this way.”

Long Yang gave Zhao Qian a look, and Zhao Qian immediately understood as he said, “Your humble servant will get the imperial physician here immediately to take a look at the Crown Princess.
We should not delay if there really is a health issue.”

With that, he left for the imperial hospital.

Zhao Qian may have sounded like he was worried about Lu Yunshuang, but he also acted as if he had forgotten to help her up onto her feet.

Lu Yunshuang was so mad that she was on the verge of throwing up blood.
However, she did not dare stand on her own accord without the permission of His Majesty.

She glanced at where Lu Liangwei was and began sobbing.
“Lil Sis, please don’t be angry.
If I have misunderstood you, I will be sure to apologize.”

From her point of view, Lu Liangwei was cursing her child on purpose.
Once the imperial physician arrived, Lu Liangwei would no longer have anything more to say.