Not only was Empress Chu anxious, the Crown Prince was also tense.
He leaned forward, his eyes fixating on Mrs. Zhou.
Mrs. Zhou knew well that both Empress Chu and the Crown Prince held Princess Anning dear.
After all, by the time Empress Chu was pregnant with Princess Anning, the Crown Prince had already come to his senses and had always eagerly anticipated and adored this younger sister or brother.
As a result, while carrying the child, Empress Chu suffered numerous attempts on her life by Imperial Concubine Tian.
Had it not been for the great fortune of Princess Anning, mother and daughter might have long been harmed to death.
Afraid that Imperial Concubine Tian would not stop at anything, Empress Chu had her confidant leave with Anning immediately after giving birth.
Empress Chu then used a stillborn infant as a decoy, falsely proclaiming the princess had died upon birth.
