Chapter 751 Yes, it’s him, it must be him, I finally waited for him
The person in charge of blocking the door was indeed responsible, and laughter could be heard from outside from time to time.
Taking advantage of this time, Ji Kunlan put the skirt given by Chuxue into her bag, which just made it an even number with the top given by her sister-in-law, so she could put them together in the bag and take them away.
Originally, the colleagues outside wanted to see the gifts sent by Chuxue, but now that the bride's party had entered the yard, they all swarmed over to block the door.
Ji Kunlan was very nervous and kept looking out the window. Her little face was red, perhaps because she was shy.
When Chu Xue saw her like this, she couldn't help but think that after the new year, her wedding date with Fu Yancheng would be approaching, and she couldn't help but feel excited.
After a burst of noise, red envelopes were handed in from outside, and the bride's reception finally came in.
Chuxue saw the groom was gentle and polite, wearing a light grey Zhongshan suit: "Kunlan, I'm here to pick you up."
Amid everyone's cheering, Ji Kunlan got down from the ground with the help of her two sisters-in-law.
She went to the main hall with the groom, bid farewell to the elders, and was then carried out of the Ji family by her second brother.
As a colleague, Chu Xue felt a lump in her throat the moment she saw her leave the house.
When I turned around, I saw that the relatives of the Ji family also had red eyes, and some were even wiping away tears.
This is the difference between marrying a daughter and marrying a wife. Then he followed the wedding party out.
At this moment, she felt that several eyes were looking at her.
She did not look over rashly, but released her mental power to probe over, only to find that among those people was Ji Kunlan's second sister-in-law Xiao Wanxia. When she saw the middle-aged man next to him, she couldn't help but be stunned. This man was 40% similar to Liu's father, and the old man standing next to her was trembling slightly.
She understood something in an instant. Maybe asking her to get married today was just an excuse.
However, it is unknown whether Ji Kunlan knows about it.
As she walked out of the door, she heard the middle-aged man next to Xiao Wanxia say, "Dad, that child looks like my mom."
The old man raised his hand and pointed at Chuxue's disappearing back: "Yes, it's him, it must be him, I've finally waited for him."
The middle-aged man was afraid that the old man couldn't bear it: "Dad, you can't be too excited. You have to take care of yourself and go pick up your younger brother."
"Changjiang, I don't want to wait any longer."
"I know. Let's meet the kid first."
"Okay, okay, she is the one who looks most like your mother among all the grandchildren."
As he spoke, his eyes became moist.
After confirmation, Chuxue calmed down instead. She didn't expect that they had discovered it before she took any action to look for Liu's father's relatives.
This is also good, saving myself the trouble.
When I followed Ji Kunlan to Xiao Wanxia's parents' home before, it seemed that Xiao Wanxia had already seen through the clues.
She thought carefully about what happened that day and realized that Xiao Wanxia had indeed peeked at her several times.
As soon as I saw the scene of the wedding procession, I knew that Ji Kunlan's in-laws must not be a small family. After all, ordinary families couldn't find a car to pick up the bride, and there were two cars at once.
Behind them was a wedding procession of six brand new bicycles, all with big red flowers tied on the front of the bicycles.
Chuxue and the other bridegrooms all got on the car. The two families lived not far from each other, so it only took about ten minutes to reach the bride's house.
The large dowry was delivered in advance by car and has been placed in the new house. Even the remaining dowry is more than what most families give when marrying off their daughters. It is obvious that the Ji family is a family that loves their daughter.
The times back then were different from those of today, so weddings were much simpler.
After taking the oath in front of the Chairman’s portrait in the courtyard, we bowed to the portrait, then thanked our parents, bowed to them twice, and then bowed three times to all the relatives and friends in the courtyard. The ceremony was over.
(End of this chapter)
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