At the banquet, He Xiaojie wore a bright red tweed coat and had rouge and lipstick on her face, which made her look more beautiful than a flower.

The groom's colleagues were all joking, saying that it was no wonder he was not in a hurry to find a partner, because it turned out that he hadn't been interested in any of the previous ones.

He Ruixue was very moved when she took the sweet soup from the bride.

The little girl who used to stay in her bed and tell her her girlish secrets has now moved on to the next stage of her life.

She only felt that time was passing by quickly. However, He Xiaojie's eyes turned red and she sobbed, "Aunt, when I'm not home, who will help you with the laundry, who will bring you water to wash your feet at night, and who will make you breakfast in the morning?"

He Ruixue's feeling of being touched disappeared, and a few black lines appeared on her forehead.

If there are really so many people like her, there is no need to describe her as a giant baby who cannot take care of herself.

Although she is pretty much the same.

Jiang Yanxu took the sugar water from her hand and quickly came to her rescue, "Don't worry, I'll take care of your aunt and won't let her suffer any grievances."

"Wuwuwu, uncle, you must take good care of my aunt. She grew up with me. I spend more time with her than with my parents. She is so good to me... Wuwuwu, aunt, I can't bear to leave you."

"Okay, stop crying. Don't you plan to come back in the future?"

He Xiaojie controlled her gushing emotions and quickly shook her head, "No, I'll come back to see you when I have the chance."

Before graduation, she worked as He Ruixue's follower, but after graduation, she seemed to have become a different person.

Help her find a job, reshape her perspective, cultivate her interests and open her eyes to a whole new world, listen patiently to her complaints about the difficulties she encounters in life, teach her how to improve her work efficiency, and how to deal with colleagues and leaders...

Although he was born in the same year as her, he became the most perfect and enlightened elder in her imagination.

She is about to get married, and along with her anticipation she is also afraid of the new life.

Her mother told her to be virtuous and not lazy after she had her own family. Her father said that he would support her even if she got married, and she should not forget to come back and visit more often.

They were all nice words, but there was a distinct sense of strangeness between their words. After just one night, she seemed to have naturally become an outsider in this family.

Only her aunt-in-law handed her the camera personally the day before her wedding, and told her solemnly that she could still do what she liked even after getting married, and should never give up on becoming a better self.

How could she bear to do that?