Farm Girl's Manor

"Pregnant? How, how is that possible? It was only ten days ago that..." Princess Consort Liang looked at Mo Yan, her expression filled with excitement, as she was about to say something when she suddenly remembered the presence of men other than her husband and swallowed back her words.

It wasn’t that Princess Consort Liang didn’t trust Mo Yan’s medical skills, but just two days ago, her menstrual cycle had just ended. Under normal circumstances, others might not even consider the possibility that they could be pregnant.

Mo Yan knew what Princess Consort Liang was about to say and explained vaguely, "Your Highness’s body is somewhat weak. It must have been due to exhaustion from the past few days. For the next two months, it is best for Your Highness to rest in bed to recuperate. Only after three months, when the pregnancy is stable, can you start moving around."

Xiao Ruiyuan and Chu Heng, these two men, did not understand what Mo Yan meant, but Princess Consort Liang did. She suddenly placed her hand on her lower abdomen, her face a mix of relief and fear.

The first three months of pregnancy are the most dangerous, with a high risk of spontaneous miscarriage. Some women, lacking experience, may miscarry but mistake it for the onset of their menstrual cycle. Mo Yan, who frequently saw patients at Du’s Medical Hall, had witnessed such cases several times.

Princess Consort Liang experienced spotting due to her hectic schedule during the holidays, which led her to overexert herself -- she had thought the abdominal pain was just due to a lack of rest and had not paid much attention to it.

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Fortunately, the child was resilient, but still affected to some extent. For the next two months, Princess Consort Liang would have to spend her days in bed; otherwise, even a sneeze could lead to the risk of experiencing spotting again.

The Crown Prince, who had been dumbstruck by Mo Yan’s announcement of "Her Highness is with child," took a long time to come back to his senses. It was only upon hearing that his wife’s body was weak and needed bed rest that he snapped back to reality, his eyes firmly fixed on Mo Yan: "Are you certain?"

Upon hearing this, Mo Yan almost wanted to roll her eyes to the heaven. It was obviously great news; why did neither of them believe it? Or was it that they trusted their own ability to conceive but simply did not believe in her medical skills?