Jiang Ye was driving when he heard Lao Bai’s sudden remark and paused for a moment, before nodding:
"Yeah, how did you know?"
Lao Bai just laughed out loud:
"You kid, did you think you could be sneaky about it? The moment your information updated, I got the news."
So, there’s no keeping secrets, huh?
But, being professionals, even if we see the information, we won’t go spreading it around.
At most, we’d just tease each other in private.
Thinking of Lao Bai’s current profession, Jiang Ye wasn’t too surprised:
"Now that you know I got married, where’s the gift money? When are you going to give it?" Thᴇ link to the origɪn of this information rᴇsts ɪn novel★fire.net
The Young Master of Jiang Family, actually asking someone for wedding gift money?
If this got out, who would believe it?
Lao Bai’s mouth twitched:
"Go on, get lost, stay where it’s cool. It’s just getting a license, right? Wait till you actually hold the event, there’s no rush to give it then!"
Well, the tradition in our country is that a wedding ceremony is what really counts!
A marriage certificate is just a piece of paper in legal form.
Jiang Ye chuckled softly:
"Okay then, I’ll remember that. Your gift money won’t stay hidden for long."
With that said, Lao Bai actually understood:
"What’s up, when are you holding the event? The way you speak, it seems like you already have a plan?"
Jiang Ye felt extremely pleased inside:
"Of course, I’ve got the license. Do you think I’d keep dragging it out? No way!"
"Alright, then I want to be your best man!"
Jiang Ye rolled his eyes, but agreed straight away:
The relationship between the two of them wasn’t something an outsider could grasp.
A bond forged through life and death, one where they could entrust their lives to each other.
"Hey, just some time ago, you said you’d bring your partner out for us to meet. Back then, you hadn’t even chased her down, had you?"
"She’s always been mine!"
He said it with such confidence.
Lao Bai couldn’t bear to watch:
"Cut it out, would you? I recall someone begging me to help look up someone’s car plate and address information?"
You just said she’s always been yours, right?
So how come you didn’t even know that basic information?
"Lao Bai, have you heard this saying?"
"You can hit someone, but don’t hit their face; you can scold someone, but don’t reveal their shortcomings!"
Which couple or spouse hasn’t argued or had conflicts?
That’s all perfectly normal, right?
Sometimes, a quarrel or two can even improve a relationship.
Anyway, what’s the point of explaining this to someone who’s been single his whole life, in his thirties?
If he could understand, surely he wouldn’t have spent these thirty-some years without finding a girlfriend!
As they teased each other back and forth, the car had unknowingly arrived at the Martyr Cemetery.
Cars weren’t allowed inside, so they had to walk the rest of the way on foot.
Fortunately, at this time, the night shift staff at Martyr Cemetery hadn’t rested yet and opened the gate for them.
Upon stepping into the Martyr Cemetery, both Jiang and Lao Bai’s expressions turned unconsciously solemn and serious.
Then, as if they knew the way by heart, they took a few turns and stopped in front of a row of tombstones.
Each tombstone bore a photo, and every person pictured looked so young and vibrant.
But in reality, they had long since sacrificed their lives for the country.
Their ashes were buried beneath these cold tombstones.
Lao Bai took out a pack of cigarettes from his pocket, then handed one to Jiang:
"What are you stunned for? Hurry up and light it. Our brothers all loved this!"