Yue'er didn't know why the princess suddenly lost her temper, and asked in confusion: "Mother, my daughter-in-law doesn't understand what my mother means."

Yue'er's hands were already a little red from the heat, and some of them were so hot that they were about to spill out.

The prince hurriedly said: "Mother, concubine, Yue'er proposes tea. You drink it first and then talk."

"I don't dare to drink Miss Prime Minister's tea. Ask her if she is worthy of you?" the princess said.

"Concubine, my daughter-in-law really doesn't understand what concubine means." Yue'er said.

"Okay, then I would like to ask you, did you see the white handkerchief that grandma just brought from the new house?" the princess asked.

"Daughter-in-law saw it." Yue'er said cautiously.

"Now that I've seen it, what else is there to say?" the princess said.

"Concubine, what are you talking about?" the prince asked.

"On your wedding night yesterday, Miss Prime Minister did not marry. Our Prince Rong's Palace does not want a daughter-in-law like you." The princess said.

"Concubine, it turns out that you are embarrassing Yue'er about this matter. Concubine, please drink this cup of tea first, and my son will explain to you slowly," the prince said.

The princess looked at Yue'er coldly, then took the tea cup and took a sip, saying, "Ying'er, how do you want to explain?"

The prince first helped Yue'er up, and then said in a low voice: "Concubine, Yue'er is pregnant now, please don't embarrass her anymore."
Chapter completed!