"Really? It doesn't feel like that long ago. Look how clearly Li Sinian and I remember it." Zheng Haoyu was taken aback.

Chen Lu counted on his fingers for a moment, then said seriously, "That was in our freshman year, five years ago. You don't still think IG just won the championship not long ago, do you?"

"It feels like this pentakill was just yesterday. I even remember what game we were playing..." Jiang Chao glanced at his wedding attire for tomorrow while chatting and laughing, and suddenly froze, his expression becoming somewhat dazed.

I never imagined that before I knew it, the days of arguing and bickering with these grown-up kids, and immediately starting a court-like debate after playing games every day, would be over.

The arguments with my family over college applications, the deliberate absences from exams, skipping classes to go to bars... all those things are in the past now.

Suddenly, he recalled the night before his last failed exam and the make-up exam, when Liu Yan rushed into a bar and dragged him, who was completely drunk, to the side of the road in front of so many people.

He remembered the high ponytail swaying in the evening breeze, and the girl's reddened eyes.

And then there was the slap she gave me.

At that time, the two of them were clearly not together yet.

Jiang Chao unconsciously reached up and touched his cheek, realizing that so much time had passed without him noticing.

He now has a new role and new responsibilities.

He is no longer a child who quarrels with his family; he is a husband, a father, and has his own little family.

I can no longer smoke or drink casually, and I can no longer get absorbed in games or novels whenever I'm in a bad mood. I need to know how to refuse when pretty girls add me on WeChat, and I need to hand over all the money I earn each month on time.

He might not be ready for things to change overnight, from boyfriend to husband and father...

But he doesn't regret it.

Jiang Chao's eyes suddenly welled up with tears, then he smiled and murmured the rest of what he hadn't finished saying:

"I never imagined I'd be getting married..."