With Fourth Master supporting her from behind, Ye Zao perfectly completed the task this time.
Even Prince Zhi and his wife were deeply grateful.
At last, Noble Dowager Hui received a grand burial at the Consort's Tomb.
It was already early October, and Ye Zao had to prepare for the Golden Festival, keeping her extremely busy.
Fortunately, even though Consort Jin was not very capable, she was at least a consort and had a son, which held people in check.
Consort Qii, however, was quite capable and helped Ye Zao handle many matters.
When Fourth Master arrived at the Bimonthly Pavilion, he saw Ye Zao asleep, curled up on the couch in the outer room.
Her small face had become thinner over this period.
Fourth Master couldn't help but feel distressed and didn't wake her, first going to see the Eighth Prince.
The Eighth Prince was very lively, so Fourth Master played with him for a while before returning to see Ye Zao.
