Su Ruanruan was surprised.
She asked about the others, and Bao Jingyan murmured, "They wanted to come but were afraid of disturbing us."
Su Ruanruan blushed slightly.
Bao Jingyan took out a phone from his pocket; it was the one she had left at the hotel in B City.
Su Ruanruan looked at it, her heart filled with mixed emotions.
...
With too much idle time, Bao Jingyan could never hold her enough.
He wanted to be with her again.
Su Ruanruan pressed against his shoulder, softly said, "Take it easy, I’m still recovering."
Bao Jingyan didn’t insist, his dark eyes gazing at her.
Su Ruanruan felt weak, she gently held his hand and said, "I ordered some food, go wash your hands."
But Bao Jingyan wanted to take her out.
He said, "Don’t you want to go out and see?"
Su Ruanruan felt a pang in her nose and said, "I do."
She initially thought he’d take her for a stroll down the street, but unexpectedly Bao Jingyan took her to a quiet little chapel in City Z.
He somehow got a hold of a white veil.
Su Ruanruan happened to be wearing a beige long dress, with her hair neatly up.
With the veil added, she looked indescribably beautiful.
Bao Jingyan took out a wedding ring and put it on her finger, he whispered, "This wedding I’m making up for you is a bit simple...but I will cherish you for the rest of my life."
He knelt on one knee, reverently kissing her fingertip.
Su Ruanruan’s eyes glistened with tears.
Her voice carried a nasal tone, "It’s alright, Bao Jingyan, I will be good to you too."
Bao Jingyan clasped her fingertip and let out a low laugh.
He said, "I’ve known since you were little that you wanted to marry me!"
Su Ruanruan accused him of ruining the atmosphere.
But he pulled her up and embraced her tightly.
In that warm embrace, Su Ruanruan couldn’t help but hug his waist, her small face buried in his warm neck, inhaling his scent.
Bao Jingyan naturally noticed.
He chuckled lowly, "Does it feel romantic now?"
Su Ruanruan retorted angrily, "Looking so good, but such a talker."
Bao Jingyan glanced at her, teasingly said, "Without it, would you have less fun?"
Su Ruanruan was both shy and angry, "There you go again with your nonsense."
Bao Jingyan laughed again.
In fact, he knew: she truly wasn’t upset, it was just a little playfulness between husband and wife.
He urged her, "Put the ring on for me."
Su Ruanruan collected herself.
She dutifully placed the ring on his finger, her demure manner made Bao Jingyan’s heart skip.
Ruanruan, finally became his wife.
He also invited a lawyer to sign the marriage papers so by the next day they would be legally married.
That night was their true wedding night.
Under the moonlight, he held his Ruanruan and whispered sweet nothings all night...
*
In the morning, Bao Jingyan planned to take Su Ruanruan back to Yangcheng.
He drove himself, in a white Bentley.
Bao Jingyan traveled light, one suitcase was enough, but Su Ruanruan had bought a lot of things the day before.
Bao Jingyan put the items in the trunk.
When he got in the car, he said, "Wifey can’t do that again!"
Su Ruanruan also felt she had been impulsive yesterday.
Bao Jingyan pinched her cheek, "Once we’re in Yangcheng, we can add some more things, we’ll probably stay there for a year or so!"
Su Ruanruan softly acknowledged.
At this moment, the lawyer called.
Bao Jingyan answered the phone, Su Ruanruan watched him.
He was born handsome, with a sharp and attractive profile, his brows and eyes carrying the charm only a mature man has.
Bao Jingyan quickly ended the call.
He leaned over and kissed her once, his voice hoarse, "Ruanruan, you’re Bao’s wife now!"
Su Ruanruan was happy yet a bit shy.
She hugged him, taking the initiative to share a lingering kiss.
Bao Jingyan teased her, "Call me husband once."
Su Ruanruan reservedly said, "It’s not like I haven’t called you that before."