Ye Lu was very cautious all the way because she knew that the outwardly kind Princess Consort was actually a vicious woman. In her previous life, the protagonist suffered a lot under the hands of the Princess Consort, so there could be no mistakes with the child in her belly.
"Concubine, the Princess Consort sent some supplements over. How would you like to handle them?" the maid asked.
Ye Lu frowned at the items on the tray and subtly moved away: "Put them in the storage room."
"Yes, Concubine. Here is today's fetus-preserving medicine. Do you want to drink it now?"
"Just leave it for now. Go and wash some fruits," Ye Lu instructed, and once the person left, she quietly poured the fetus-preserving medicine into the flowerpot. After all, medicine is three parts poison. As a modern person, she wanted to use scientific methods to nurture the child. She didn't believe in any tonic or fetus-preserving medicine.
