The princess married: the black-bellied general is happy to be a father

Chapter 801 The extra episode is almost over: 18
Chapter 801 The extra episode is almost over: 18
Ji Yi came to propose a marriage, and brought all his belongings, including the deeds of two houses in the capital, the land deed of a thousand acres, the deeds of three shops, 30 land deeds of shops in other places, and the [-] taels of bank note reserves that can be turned around in the account room. And the account books of their own business came to propose marriage.

Zong Ke: "..."

Zong Ke's mother: "..."

The mother and daughter looked at the man in the living room who was talking to Zong Ke's father in bewilderment. Zong Ke's mother quietly approached Zong Ke: "How did you deceive him?"

To actually let this kid give all his property to his daughter... There must be something wrong with this son-in-law, right?
Zong Ke looked at his mother speechlessly. Before, he disliked Ji Yi's sweet talk, but now he said that she was abducting an ignorant boy.

"I didn't coax him, I simply mentioned it, who would have thought that he would agree." Zong Ke was in a complicated mood, excited and panicked.

She didn't want to make do with An Xuanmo, but she was actually a bit afraid of marriage in her heart.

If Ji Yi doesn't agree to her conditions, she will definitely be disappointed.But she agreed, but she was at a loss again.

"Family, since the marriage of the two children has been decided, let's discuss the date of the marriage." Ji Yi's mother said to Zong Ke's mother, and she could see how anxious she was about her son's marriage.

Of course, Ji Yi's mother didn't want all her son's hard-earned property to be given to Zong Ke, but Ji Yi said that these would all belong to your grandson in the future. After some talk, Ji Yi's mother thought of her grandson before agreeing.

Zong Ke's mother came back to her senses and looked over quickly: "Why don't you ask the two children about this matter first, do you two have any plans?"

In fact, she was also anxious, but her family was a girl, of course she had to be more reserved.

"Auntie, uncle, I think that since Ah Ke and I are not too young, the marriage should be done as soon as possible."

Zong Ke also nodded: "Just do whatever you want."

She meant that she wasn't prepared to make a big fuss.

Both parties were very anxious about the marriage, and they hit it off immediately. The parents of the two discussed the wedding date and talked about the marriage.

After deciding on the general direction, the two of them didn't have to worry about trivial matters, and they were sent out to spend time alone.

Zong Ke led Ji Yi to sit in her room. In fact, she was also happy in her heart, but compared with Ji Yi's uncontrollable excitement, she seemed much duller.

Ji Yi plucked up his courage, and cautiously stepped forward to hold her hand, only to be relieved when she saw that she didn't refuse.

This was the first time he held her hand!

Ji Yi rubbed excitedly, his expression was like winning the lottery.

Zong Ke looked at him, thought for a while and asked, "Why do you want to marry me?"

She wanted to ask this question before, but she didn't plan to get married at that time, so she never asked.

Ji Yi's expression was serious: "Do you still remember how we met?"

Of course Zong Ke remembered: "At that time you were working as a waiter in a restaurant, and I came to ask you if you want to change jobs."

That day she saw him being insulted by diners, and the cause seemed to be that he had spilled tea and wet the guests' clothes.

She didn't come forward to help him. At that time, she saw him keep apologizing without any dissatisfaction or unwillingness. She felt that this man was very tolerant and knew her identity very well. She should be a person who can endure hardship.

It happened that she had just decided to start a business at that time and needed manpower, so she went forward to poach people.

Ji Yi said: "At that time you came up to talk to me, I felt like I saw a fairy."

He smiled at her, his eyes filled with tenderness: "But at that time, I knew who I was, and I didn't have any extravagant thoughts."

(End of this chapter)