"They’re here, they’re here, and they’re driving a military vehicle," Zhang Shuhua excitedly ran in from outside. He shut the door firmly amidst the sounds of firecrackers, laughing as he spoke.
Han Yi’s wedding convoy arrived just before ten o’clock. She had thought Han Yi would co on a bicycle, but she never expected him to arrive in a military vehicle.
Two military vehicles, both adorned with large red flowers in front. They attracted quite a few neighbors; having a car for a wedding was a rare sight at that ti.
Lin Wan had lived two lifetis. The first ti she married Han Yi, there wasn’t even a wedding ceremony. They just got the marriage certificate, and Han Yi returned to the barracks on the sa day. She stayed at Han Yi’s ho for a day and then went back to school, usually only coming ho on Saturdays and Sundays.
This lifeti, however, had cars, and not just one but two. In her last life, she never even thought about it.
No woman doesn’t enjoy a bit of vanity, and at this mont, Lin Wan’s heart was filled with happiness. She hadn’t asked for it, hadn’t demanded it, yet in this lifeti, Han Yi was compensating for the regrets of her past life.
It’s true that with a fresh start, people and events change. Sotis she felt a sense of bewildernt.
The people inside were all smiling as they went outside to welco the wedding party inside.
Han Yi, dressed in military attire, was ushered in by the crowd. Several others around him were also in military uniforms, among a group of friends who imdiately started bantering as they entered.
Zhang Shuhua saw the people coming, and quickly put the veil over Lin Wan.
The veil wasn’t made of satin; Lin Wan chose a delicate, soft red gauze that was translucent. It rested on her head, faintly visible, not only beautiful but also not obstructing her view.
Zhang Shuhua and Li Congnan saw people coming, and quickly fastened the door tightly, teasing Han Yi outside for a while. Only after everyone received a big red envelope did they open the door.
The wedding party included Aunt Jin and a middle-aged woman in her forties. Lin Wan knew she was Han Yi’s second aunt.
Han Yi had two uncles. The first uncle and aunt worked at the steel factory. The second uncle worked in a governnt departnt, specifically in the public security bureau of a secondary city in S Province, about dozens of kiloters away from S City, and rarely ca back.
This ti, they had returned to attend Han Yi’s wedding. In her last lifeti, she interacted more with the first uncle and aunt, only eting the second uncle and aunt a few tis in passing.
But she knew Han Yi’s second uncle and aunt were sensible people, unlike the first aunt who was sharp-tongued and harsh.
When Han Yi entered with several people in military attire, everyone was montarily stunned.
They exclaid that the bride was so beautiful, and everyone praised Han Yi for his incredible luck.
Han Yi was overwheld by their complints, knowing Lin Wan’s beauty, but today she seed even more stunning.
Through the red veil, Lin Wan could recognize a few familiar faces, having seen them once when visiting Leader i at the hospital.
After Han Yi brought Lin Wan out, the crowd inside started teasing him, urging him to serve tea to his mother-in-law and change the form of address.
Usually, Han Yi had a cold deanor that could freeze others, but today they had the chance to see his bashful side, and would not let it pass. Yet, Han Yi didn’t give them the chance, calmly calling "Mother" and elegantly handing the tea to Liang Hongi. Without blushing or skipping a beat, he took a big red envelope in return, and before anyone could react, Han Yi had already placed the envelope in Lin Wan’s hand.
At this, several comrades started teasing Han Yi, saying he truly treasured his wife, successfully turning Han Yi’s sharp and handso face red.
Lin Wan, standing to the side, noticed Han Yi’s face was noticeably flushed, and she couldn’t help but gently curl her lips into a smile, giving him a soft look.
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