My Alleged Husband-Chapter 119 - 105: Who is More Important?_1
Before I knew it, three days had flown by, and the wedding day of Xiao Wei and Li Jiayuan had finally arrived. Li Jiayuan was dressed in a pristine white wedding gown with a long train, wearing a pair of crystal slippers fit for a princess on her feet, and her head veiled, holding a beautiful bouquet in her hands. Her lips were a bright red, and she looked as beautiful as a fairy descended from heaven. Xiao Wei was clad in a sharp, black suit that perfectly complemented Li Jiayuan’s bridal dress, compelling everyone who saw them to envy their match — truly a handsome groom and a beautiful bride, a match made in heaven!
"Jiayuan, are you nervous?" asked Xiao Wei as he approached Li Jiayuan. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝒆𝔀𝒆𝙗𝓷𝒐𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝓶
"Not really, what about you?"
"I’m fine too. You look gorgeous today. In my eyes, you are the most beautiful bride."
"Oh!" Li Jiayuan responded to Xiao Wei.
She swayed from side to side as if searching for something and, seeing no one behind Xiao Wei, she said, "Jiayuan, what are you looking at? There’s no one behind me."
"I know no one’s behind you. I’m looking to see if today’s sun has risen from the west because you actually spoke sweet nothings to me today. This is a bit beyond my imagination, so I thought I should check for any miracles..." Li Jiayuan kept glancing back and forth while she spoke to Xiao Wei.
Xiao Wei was left speechless by Li Jiayuan, and he said to her, "You’re moved by such a small thing? If I kept this up every day, wouldn’t you be moved to death by me?"
Upon hearing Xiao Wei’s words, Li Jiayuan thought that his suggestion was not bad at all. If he could talk sweetly to her every day, wouldn’t she die of happiness?
"Ahem, I think your suggestion is pretty good, so let’s settle on that. Starting from today, every day you need to say at least one sweet nothing to me, and that way, we can definitely live sweetly together. Sound good?" Li Jiayuan decisively made the decision for Xiao Wei.
Xiao Wei’s mouth gaped open. He hadn’t expected Li Jiayuan to make a decision for him just like that, without even discussing it with him first?
"Jiayuan, you decided just like that? Without consulting me?" Xiao Wei asked Li Jiayuan.
"Yes, can’t I make a decision for you?" Li Jiayuan counter-asked Xiao Wei, eager to see his reaction to her bold assertiveness.
"Of course you can. After all, I’m marrying you, right? You’re my wife, and you definitely can make decisions for me. Isn’t that right, my dear wife?" Xiao Wei said to Li Jiayuan with a grin, clearly pleased with her answer, leaving her beaming from ear to ear.
"That settles it then. Oh, by the way, has Sister arrived?" Li Jiayuan suddenly remembered that she had invited Xia Jing and Zhang Zhentian to her wedding and wondered if they had arrived yet.
"Don’t worry; they’ll be here soon. You wanted a grand gift, right? They’re probably carefully selecting the perfect one. Just relax here and wait to go home with me!"
"What about my dad, has he come?"
"Look, isn’t that him coming now?" Xiao Wei had gone early to Li Jiayuan’s house to bring Li Haixiao to the venue, so the moment he heard Li Jiayuan ask, he stepped aside, and Li Haixiao was seen walking towards Li Jiayuan, leaning on his cane.
Li Jiayuan walked towards Li Haixiao and hugged him gently. In the past, she would have dashed over and hugged Li Haixiao tightly, but now she didn’t dare embrace her father in such a way. She knew that ever since her father fell ill, his health had deteriorated, and he could no longer withstand her impetuous hugs.
"Jiayuan, you truly look beautiful today. Today, you are to be married, and I am so happy for you," Li Haixiao said to Li Jiayuan.
"Dad, I’m so happy to see you..." Li Jiayuan said excitedly to Li Haixiao.
Li Haixiao sighed, tears brimming in his eyes, and said, "Time flies so quickly. In the blink of an eye, you’re getting married. It feels like just yesterday you were the little crybaby who couldn’t say anything and would just cry in your dad’s arms. Now you’ve grown up so much. It looks like I’ve truly aged."
