Nuonuo chose a photo with Da Bao and a family portrait with Da Bao, Little Treasure, Daddy, and Mommy, posting them on her verified Weibo. Along with the photos, she added a caption:
Congratulations to , Mrs. Ji!
This was Nuonuo’s first Weibo post after winning a music award. The one she posted on the night of the music awards, showcasing the trophy, received tens of thousands of comnts. Initially, the comnts were congratulating her on the win, but later they beca congratulatory ssages for her and Mr. Ji’s love story.
This latest post had over ten thousand comnts and fifty thousand shares within just a few minutes. Several major websites quickly reposted her Weibo, adding titles like [Si Han Showcases Her Wedding Photos, Rumor Has It the Ji Family’s Crown Prince and Si Han Are Married].
Nuonuo, naturally, chose not to pay attention to them.
Anyway, from the mont she decided to confess and propose to Da Bao on stage, she resolved never to hide her feelings again.
She’s not one for drama, but she doesn’t want to leave room for excessive speculation from the dia and public. Instead, she openly shares it all.
She may not care, but as her temporary agent, Si Jun, he’s been troubled by nurous inquiries from the dia and gossip calls.
Fortunately, he knows how to handle these situations.
"Sorry, these are Si Han’s private matters. As her agent, I’m not privy to them and have no authority to intervene. If you’re still curious, you can ask Mr. Ji!"
Mr. Ji naturally refers to Young Master Ji.
No journalist would dare provoke Young Master Ji.
Thus, the internet buzzed about Si Han and Young Master Ji, while the two of them carried on as if it were none of their concern.
Da Bao aid to finish as much work as possible in the remaining ti. What he couldn’t finish, he delegated to his team, because after the wedding, he planned to accompany Nuonuo on a half-month honeymoon.
Si Han, accompanied by Si Jun, attended several award ceremonies afterward. As Si Jun was the first outsider to know about Si Han’s pregnancy, he was extrely cautious at these events, specifying beforehand that Si Han’s attendance and interviews couldn’t be lengthy, or she wouldn’t attend.
On February 20th, Si Han attended her last award ceremony for the year. Upon returning, Si Jun helped her tally up her awards, revealing that this was indeed a bountiful year for Si Han.
She bagged over twenty awards in music and film, including Best Composer, Best Singer-Songwriter, Best Singer, Best Actress, and more. A few days later, the dia hailed her as a versatile artist dominating music and film.
February 22nd marked the joyous occasion of Si Han and Ji Yu’s wedding.
Given Si Han’s special situation, both families being in the sa household, they skipped the traditional bride-fetching ceremony.
At the beautifully adorned wedding venue, with Yang Sheng as the uncle, Si Han walked down the long red carpet and solemnly handed over to Ji Yu.
"Ji Dabao, from now on, Nuonuo is entrusted to you! Take good care of her, or I’ll skin you alive, nephew!"
Yang Sheng spoke from the stance of Si Han’s family.
Ji Yu, however, wasn’t bothered by Yang Sheng’s words. He solemnly and cautiously took Si Han’s hand, "I will, uncle! I will cherish her and love her for a lifeti!"
Yang Sheng nodded and patted Ji Yu’s shoulder.
The wedding took place on the island resort where Da Bao first brought Nuonuo since it was where they initially fell in love, making it their mutual choice for the wedding venue.
Standing beside Le Tong, Yuan’er chuckled and nudged her, "Tongtong, who would’ve thought our jokes back then would co true! Da Bao really brought back a child bride for himself."
Le Tong rembered the past as well and laughed, "Yes, indeed! In fact, you’re like their matchmaker. We should have Da Bao and Nuonuo serve you a cup of matchmaker’s tea later."
As the two elders reminisced, Da Bao and Nuonuo, in her beautiful white wedding dress, walked onto the main stage.
The officiant carried the rings on a tray, and despite their usual composure, their hands trembled as they nervously exchanged rings.
Laughter erupted from the audience, soone called out, "Ji Dabao, you’ve been together for years and you’re still nervous!"
The one who teased was Yang Liu, Da Bao’s cousin!
But as soon as she finished, her mom, Chu Ran, pinched her, "Yes, and who cried like a river at their wedding and forgot to exchange rings?"
Yang Liu chuckled awkwardly, elbowing Chu Ran, "Mom, keep it serious."
The couple on stage finished saying their vows, the officiant sternly asked the handso man, "Ji Yu, do you take Ji Sihan as your wife, for better or worse, in sickness and health?"
"I do!" Ji Yu tightly held Si Han’s hand as they gazed deeply into each other’s eyes.
The officiant turned solemnly to the beautiful woman, "Ji Sihan, do you take Ji Yu as your husband, for better or worse, in sickness and health?"
"I do!"
Si Han spoke passionately, and before the crowd could cheer, Ji Yu pulled her in for a long, tender kiss filled with love.
A wave of applause and cheers erupted from the audience.
After the ceremony, Ji Yu and Si Han served tea to the elders in attendance, starting with Mr. Ji, the most senior.
"Grandpa, please have so tea!"
Given Si Han’s pregnancy, they decided to skip the kneeling tradition, so the newlyweds bowed to Mr. Ji.
"Good, Da Bao, Nuonuo, may you be happy together for all eternity."
Mr. Ji finished his tea and placed a generous red envelope on the tray.
After Mr. Ji, it was Ji Rui Letong’s turn as the parents, followed by Yang Sheng’s father, Le Tong’s uncle, then Yang Sheng and Chu Ran.
Following Yang Sheng and Chu Ran, it was Yuan’er, the godmother.
"Da Bao, I’m your matchmaker after all."
Da Bao nodded and offered tea, "Thank you, godmother, I’ve prepared a matchmaker’s red envelope for you!"
Yuan’er thought he was joking, but he actually took a generous red envelope from Little Treasure and sincerely handed it to Yuan’er.
Not one for pretense, Yuan’er knew it was all in good spirit and happily accepted the envelope.
After the wedding, Da Bao and Nuonuo boarded a plane for their honeymoon abroad...
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