"Gu Yixuan, I’ve noticed you’re getting more and more vain. Could it really be that I’m so bad, and marrying you, I got the better deal and you’re at a loss?" Mo Ran deliberately asked.
"Of course not, it’s a win-win. You’ve gained, and I’ve gained. Everyone is happy, and our future together will be very pleasant." Gu Yixuan, true to his businessman nature, spoke in terms that were all about making a deal.
Mo Ran looked out the floor-to-ceiling window, where the sunlight was bright and cheerful. On the branch of a locust tree, several tender buds had sprouted, signaling that spring seemed to be on its way.
Suddenly, she felt that the world was beautiful and perfect for holding a wedding.
"Alright, I agree to marry you," she said with a smile.
Gu Yixuan froze for a moment, then his arms suddenly tightened, holding her close as if he wanted to meld her into his own flesh.
"Ranran, really? Do you really agree to marry me?" he asked in disbelief, his eyes unable to hide the thick joy they held.
Mo Ran turned her head to meet his eyes and nodded with a smile, "Yes, I’m even having your child, if not marrying you, then who?"
Perhaps she wasn’t quite suited to be a qualified wife and mother yet, but she was willing to try, to learn.
People always have to learn to grow up, don’t they?
Her sister had her own home, and she wanted one of her own, too.
"That’s wonderful!" Gu Yixuan exclaimed, holding her and spinning around in circles.
"Ranran, you are my wife, the only wife I will ever have in this lifetime!" He kissed her lips, which had a hint of the taste of sunlight.
Spring was nearly here, and their life seemed to be moving in a direction of happiness.
Gu Yixuan never knew that he could have a home, one that was truly his own.
From now on, he wouldn’t have to be alone anymore; in the still of the night, he wouldn’t have to suffer loneliness and sorrow, and when hurt, he wouldn’t need to feign indifference. ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ novel•fire.net
He thanked heaven for, after all the unpleasant things he had been through, finally planning to give him a warm home.
Mo Ran lay on his chest, smiling as she looked out the window at the beautiful sunlight, everything so beautiful it seemed dreamlike and surreal.
Ever since Mo Ran agreed to marry him, Gu Yixuan had started to prepare for the wedding. The wedding was scheduled for the fifteenth of the next month, which gave Mo Ran enough time to take care of her health.
She didn’t have to do anything, just to be there as the bride on the wedding day.
Gu Yixuan took very good care of her, fearing anything might go wrong. Every day, he had Li Lan and Huang Xiaoli stay by her side, following her every step.