Quick Wear: About the Things I Saved from the Villain

After both parents had discussed all the matters, they made an appointment to have dinner together in the evening.

It was during dinner that they learned that Tangli and his partner had been quietly working on something big and had set a date for getting their marriage certificate.

At the dinner table, Lu Yan took all the responsibilities, holding Tang Li's hand and telling Tang's father and mother sincerely that he couldn't wait any longer and wanted to settle down with Tang Li as soon as possible, so he wanted to get the marriage certificate the day after tomorrow.

After so long, how could Tang's father and mother not understand their daughter's "love brain"?

Even if Lu Yan stood up and said that it was he who proposed it, they knew that their daughter must have been the one behind it.

Why?

Didn't you see how Lu Yan always obeyed Li Li? Could he force Li Li to do something she didn't want to do?

Well, since this is what their disobedient daughter wants to do, and the two parents have discussed this, Tang's father and mother have nothing to object to, and they just ask Lu Yan to treat Tang Li well, which is considered as their agreement.

As for Lu's father and mother, it's not them who are going to marry their scumbag son. If he can get the girl married, they will help propose marriage and discuss gifts. If they can't, they deserve to be beaten.

They are very open-minded to have such a rebellious son since childhood.

The matter of getting the marriage certificate was a clear path forward even for such peaceful parents.

On Valentine's Day, Lu Yan and Tang Li walked out of the Civil Affairs Bureau holding their brand new red books. Both of them, especially Lu Yan, looked dazed.

He turned the thin notebook in his hand over and over again, squatted in front of Tang Li excitedly, and stretched out his arms with a burning gaze.

"Lili, pinch me."

Tang Li gently pulled it, "What's the matter? Officer Lu can't tell the difference between dreams and reality?"

Lu Yan chuckled, and it was rare to see a bit of silliness in him.

“It really is like a dream.”

Upon hearing this, Tang Li stretched out his hand and put the cold back of his hand into Lu Yan's neck, making him hiss from the cold.

Tang Li asked maliciously, "Now, does it still feel like a dream?"

Lu Yan shrank his neck but did not struggle to break free. Instead, he covered her hand tightly.

"It still looks like it, because it's so beautiful."

Tang Li was overjoyed and came forward to kiss him on the face, "Silly boy."

Lu Yan shook his head, his face full of pride, "A fool can't marry such a beautiful wife."

Glib.

Tang Li thought to himself, but the smile on his face never faded.

As winter passed and spring came, the temperature gradually rose, and Tang Li finally got rid of her wheelchair. She ran and jumped to welcome her wedding with Lu Yan at the end of spring.

Although the two had already obtained their marriage certificate, their daily life was no different from before the marriage certificate.

The old cadre spirit in Lu Yan broke out, and before the wedding, apart from kissing, she would not cross the line no matter how hard she tried.

He bought the house where the two met near the police station and another house on the same floor, and renovated them as their wedding house.

The wedding was held outdoors. The spring sun was warm but not too hot. Everything at the wedding, from the flower decorations to the food process, was arranged according to Tangli's preferences.

The sheriff and the adopted little white boy named Snowball presented them with rings, and under the warm spring sun and with the blessings of their relatives and friends, they made promises to each other.

The moment she put the ring on her hands, perhaps because the smile on her lips was too beautiful, Lu Yan's eyes became sore with excitement.

We met in the cool breeze of early autumn, and separated and reunited in the wind. After going through the cold winter, that bizarre experience that no one knew about finally ushered in the end of spring when flowers bloomed.