Su Jin spoke casually, but the Princess Consort clearly felt something was off.
No one has ever sat in this pavilion for two whole hours.
Either they'd talk in the prince's study or go somewhere else.
This pavilion was built more for decoration than for practical use.
Yet Su Jin's expression made it seem like there was nothing concerning; who could guess that Su Jin was actually guarding the doorway here?
A dignified princess guarding the door, especially the Emperor's favorite princess; now that was something to show off.
The Princess Consort sat down; Su Jin conveniently took her pulse.
The Princess Consort had been experiencing morning sickness before, but it's much better now. Her once thin face from not eating regained fullness with a rosy complexion, and her pulse was good.
Su Jin described it objectively from a doctor's perspective, but the Princess Consort merely saw her as a prospective daughter-in-law and promptly hinted at having children.
Su Jin, "…."
