Not just Jiang Chen, even Fang Qing or Tong Dan could completely and would definitely be willing to "sponsor" Tie Jun’s wedding.
But they all didn’t do it.
Because sotis, a favor can be an insult.
"Mr. Tie, Miss Wen, we will deliver all the dresses to your ho a day in advance, or you can pick them up yourself. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding."
After Fang Qing spoke, Tie Jun finally made up his mind, respected Wen Rong’s choice, and settled on the dress that cost 3,000 a day.
It’s actually not cheap.
Adding the groomsn and bridesmaid dresses, it’s another considerable expense, but it definitely didn’t exceed the budget.
But if it was the 30,000 set, who knows.
Impulse spending is inadvisable.
Especially for ordinary people.
Luckily, there was Fang Qing to keep Tie Jun calm. It’s always been like this, from childhood to adulthood, in their circle, Fang Qing’s words carry weight with any of them.
"Thank you for your hard work, we still have to go to the hotel."
Weddings...
So many things to take care of.
Jiang Chen nodded, showing understanding, "Go ahead, contact when you have ti."
"Qing Gege, Tong Dan, we’ll be off then."
"Bye-bye."
Tong Dan waved with a smile.
Tie Jun, his wife, and that nurse colleague got into the car, a bit over two hundred thousand dostic new energy.
Tie Jun’s foot couldn’t continue his army career, but there were no big issues with driving, and the barbecue shop had made so money over ti.
"Is that their car?"
Bridesmaid Ji Ailin sat in the back seat, looking at the dazzling Maserati in the rearview mirror.
"Yeah, Fang Qing’s car."
"Is that a Maserati? So rich?"
Ji Ailin exclaid.
Tie Jun glanced at his wife in the passenger seat.
Calling her wife is fitting and legal.
Although they haven’t had the banquet yet, they’ve registered, maybe in traditional views only after the wedding does it count as married, but legally, as long as you register at the civil affairs departnt, you’re legally married.
"You haven’t told Ailin before?"
Wen Rong hurriedly shook her head, "No."
It’s not that she deliberately hid it.
Just.
Doesn’t like to show off.
Yeah.
Show off.
Indeed, many people like to say "I have a friend..." but not everyone has the sa hobby.
"That car is Fang Qing’s, she’s a top city lawyer, of course she has money."
"Ah? That’s impressive."
Ji Ailin was surprised, then subconsciously asked: "What about Tong Dan?"
Tie Jun smiled.
"If you can’t get a plane ticket in the future, you can find her."
"Flight attendant?"
"Used to be."
Ji Ailin didn’t think much but an uncontrollable feeling of inferiority surged.
Even as a flight attendant, to ordinary people, that’s still a high-class profession.
"Rongrong, why didn’t you tell earlier."
She sounded slightly reproachful.
"Why would Wen Rong tell you these things? What they do has nothing to do with you."
"They’re so outstanding, being a bridesmaid with them is embarrassing."
Ji Ailin clenched her hands in frustration.
"Ailin, don’t think like that. You’re also great."
Wen Rong quickly turned back to comfort her.
"Yeah. You’re a nurse at Sha City ntal Health Center, with a stable job, that’s impressive." Tie Jun chid in.
"Oh, stop mocking ! I’m just a nurse, what does that count for."
Wen Rong was worried, genuinely concerned about her colleague and friend feeling down, and kept looking at Tie Jun for help.
Tie Jun continued to drive nonchalantly, "So you’re saying you don’t want to be a bridesmaid? You need to think carefully, did you see my friend just now, he’s the groomsman, isn’t he quite manly."
"Don’t talk nonsense."
Wen Rong quickly interjected, she knew that guy had a girlfriend, moreover, even without one, he and Ailin were worlds apart.
"What does he do?"
As expected.
ntioning the handso guy instantly piqued Ji Ailin’s interest, also indirectly showing the exceptional charm of soone’s current deanor.
"Him... take a guess."
"No idea."
Ji Ailin replied bluntly, she beca a nurse because she didn’t like to think in school.
Thinking about problems is really exhausting, more so than lifting patients and carrying dical supplies.
"You nurses deal with all kinds of people daily, you should have a knack for observing."
"We mostly deal with ntal health patients, is your friend ntally ill?" Ji Ailin blurted out.
"Linyin!"
"I didn’t an anything bad."
Ji Ailin’s voice softened, realizing she misspoke, she was close with Rongrong and her partner, but it was the first ti she’d really talked to their friend.
Tie Jun understood her personality and didn’t mind, "Well, he’s not ntally ill, but he could definitely be a psychologist."
"Psychologist?"
"Yes."
Tie Jun confidently added, "I guarantee, the doctors at your hospital aren’t as strong-minded as him."
"You seem to really admire him."
Ji Ailin noticed a detail.
Generally speaking, n are competitive creatures; even among friends, they rarely admit feeling inferior, especially in front of their wives and their friends.
But Tie Jun didn’t care, driving while calmly saying, "You’re right, I don’t just admire him, I’m proud of him."
Sitting alone in the back seat, Ji Ailin unconsciously leaned forward, genuinely intrigued.
She has known Tie Jun for so long and understands him, he’s composed, steady, self-disciplined, with a clear life plan, completely different from them.
More importantly, he has a sense of indifference to fa and fortune, let’s put it this way, whether it’s the nurses’ group barbecue or the directors coming over, he treats everyone equally without discrimination, at most he’s just a bit more polite.
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