"This is a good thing."
But the symptoms are still there!
What should I do?
She became conflicted again, fidgeting with the Emperor's sleeve.
"In such a case," the Emperor noticed the question in her heart, "with so many people around, it's difficult to clarify her confusion here, and it's not appropriate; we need an excuse."
He looked at her and suggested, "Doctor Huang has toiled for most of the day. How about letting him step down?"
He had seen enough, and he had understood the issue. The presence of the Imperial Physician was no longer necessary.
"Ah?" Lian Hua came back to her senses, about to agree when a sudden flash of insight reminded her of someone's words.
She bit her lip and did not respond, thinking carefully, wondering if perhaps not that way?
But do not do unto others what you would not have them do unto you. She herself was very afraid; having His Majesty do that would not be good. It would break her heart.
