At this moment, Nanny Fang stopped fanning and brought over a cup of tea, offering a respite for Mrs. Liu. "Your Majesty, please have some tea."
Unlike Mrs. Liu, Nanny Fang, who was also her personal attendant, was far less talkative, knowing what should be said and what should not be said.
This was the reason Nanny Fang had survived until now.
Mrs. Liu, on the other hand, passed away due to illness the following day.
Conveniently on that day, the bedridden Emperor wrote the edict of succession to the Crown Prince and made it known to the world.
This further confirmed the Emperor's imminent demise, but nobody knew how long he could still live.
From summer to autumn, the Emperor continued to be seriously ill. The specifics were not clear within the Changchun Palace, and she, as the Empress, had not seen the Emperor for half a year.
