To be honest, Mo Ran wasn’t in a hurry at all. She felt there was no difference between them and a married couple.
"I also want to become your true wife. Alright, we’ll go and register tomorrow," she said if it would make him happy.
Gu Yixuan indeed smiled broadly, feeling very good. "Really? Good, we’ll go tomorrow." Read complete version only at NoveIＦire.net
Mo Ran suddenly remembered that tomorrow was the day to register her company.
As the legal representative, could she afford not to go?
"Gu Yixuan, how about we go to register the day after tomorrow? My sister has something she needs me for tomorrow. I promise, the day after tomorrow I’ll definitely go with you to register," she said.
"No! We’re going tomorrow," Gu Yixuan flatly refused her.
He knew she was going to register her company the next day. If he insisted on going to register their marriage tomorrow, would she tell him the truth?
"The day after tomorrow," Mo Ran turned around, tugging at his sleeve and acting coquettishly. "I really have something important tomorrow. Can we get married the day after tomorrow?"
"What’s so important that it’s more important than getting married?" Gu Yixuan said, glancing at her indifferently.
Mo Ran’s eyes flickered, a sign of her guilt, "It’s just... I really need to take care of it and I can’t miss it."
"What exactly is it?"
"It’s just... just..." Mo Ran was very hesitant. Should she tell him or not?
If she did tell him, would he forbid her from opening a dance class?
Even if he allowed it, would he want to interfere, to control this and that?
The more she hesitated to answer, the colder Gu Yixuan’s expression became.
"You don’t want to tell me?" he asked softly, his voice containing a hint of chill.
Mo Ran was suddenly startled, her intuition telling her Gu Yixuan was angry.
She quickly spoke up, "Promise me two conditions first, and then I’ll tell you."
"First, you must not oppose my decision, and second, you must not interfere," she said.
This was clearly her saying she didn’t need his help!
Gu Yixuan couldn’t understand Mo Ran’s desire for economic independence. In his eyes, she was trying to distance herself from him and did not fully accept his things as her own.
This annoyed him greatly!
"...Okay, tell me," he told himself. He would listen to her explanation. Perhaps she had other reasons.
After all they had been through, could they really let these small things come between them?
Mo Ran bit her lip, deciding to tell the truth after all. If she didn’t say it now, and he found out after the company was established, he would be even more upset.