Lingering: Genius Baby Sweetheart Mom

Melee, whose wedding will win first 【8】

After a long time, the old man said,

"Before, it was just a verbal engagement. The Shangguan family has not settled their own affairs recently, and that Shangguan Xian'er seems to have never discussed the specific wedding date with Tian Shi. Do you think Tian Shi and Shangguan Xian'er's girl really Does it match?"

Mrs. Diyi said indifferently,

"Of course, the old man is considerate. I'm not questioning what you mean, old man, but the matter of commercial marriage has long been outdated. Young people, what they like and who they want to marry is their business. [

It's like Di Chajie wanted to marry Yun Hanxiao, who could interfere.

You see, Tian Shi only wanted to marry someone for the only time in these years. Fortunately, this person's family affairs and character are not bad.If we don't make arrangements for him as soon as possible, who knows if he wants to get married when his head is hot.

As for Shangguan Xian'er, Tian Shi himself will speak! !Besides, last time I asked Xian'er about the wedding date, she also felt that it would be very good to do it next month. "

The old man laughed and said,

"Since that's the case, you'd better ask about it. If Shangguan Xian'er wants to wait, let Di Chajie get married first. After all, there is still a child in the belly!"

How could Mrs. Di Yi not know what Mr. Di was thinking.

A few days ago, I found out that Di Chajie secretly issued a marriage certificate and was still angry.

Now Yun Danfeng Qing agreed to the wedding, and allowed it to be held in the emperor's house.

I am afraid that everyone who understands the meaning of going deep.

He admitted Yun Hanxiao as his granddaughter-in-law openly and aboveboard.

Di Shaoze's status and the child in that woman's womb might have been elevated.

When Mr. Di said this, Mrs. Di could only say,

"I owe it to me."

Seeing Mrs. Diyi nodding, Mr. Di said again,

"I never want to meddle in these nosy things, but now that my mother has come to the door, I can't be too partial to things."