He doesn't care about whether it's old-fashioned or not, since he hasn't had any time to prepare.
Jiang Chao: "They probably won't let us set off fireworks, will they?"
Chen Lu: "We could ask the fire department to make some adjustments."
Jiang Chao: "So, are you going to find your Uncle Mo or should I handle this?"
Chen Lu: "No need for any of that. The amusement park manager can just communicate with the fire department and let them hold a fireworks show like Disney under any name. We don't need to worry about anything except throwing money at it."
He proposed, and the amusement park gave him a free fireworks display to promote themselves—a win-win situation.
Jiang Chao: "Alright, guys, don't sleep tonight either. Since this guy can't get out, let's go and get him some stuff."
Li Sinian: "1".
Peng Leyun: "I'm so hyped up!"
Li Sinian: "Where did this guy come from?"
Jiang Chao: "You screen-peeping dog! I thought you were asleep."
Peng Leyun: "Image.jpg. As you can see, I'm working overtime."
After making the arrangements, Chen Lu took a deep breath and put down his phone.
He only needs to be careful about one thing tomorrow—keep a close eye on Liang Zhirou.
Just then, Liang Zhirou pushed the door open and came in.
He stared into the girl's eyes without saying a word, but Liang Zhirou was the first to panic and looked away uneasily.
The girl reached out and tidied her hair, which she had already styled, before sitting down on the edge of the bed and slowly lying down, nestling into his arms as usual.
The atmosphere was somewhat strange, and Chen Lu was speechless for a moment, only gently inhaling the unique fragrance of the girl's hair.
"How is Auntie doing lately?" Chen Lu asked after a while.
"That's good."
Liang Zhirou was too embarrassed to say Xiao Xunfang's words, "Let's get married quickly, I'll come over and take care of my grandson." She didn't say anything more, but just snuggled closer to Chen Lu.
"Go to sleep."
"Okay." The girl lifted her face from his embrace and gently kissed his neck. "Goodnight."
I don't know how much time passed.
The two hands on the living room clock both passed the number 2, but neither of them could fall asleep even though they had already said goodnight to each other.
......
Despite their advisors making countless phone calls, neither of the two people who were planning to propose in the morning managed to get out of bed.
I woke up around noon.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, seeing that the sky outside was overcast and it didn't seem very hot, the two got ready and prepared to go out.
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