My Youth Began With Him-Webnovel

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However, he still replied, “I’ll be there.”

Huo Mian invited a lot of friends to their wedding, including her colleagues from South Side and the First Hospital.

She also made it clear to her guests that she and Qin Chu wouldn’t be accepting money or presents. All she wanted was their blessing, and for her friends and family to witness her and Qin Chu’s love.

She originally wanted Jiang Xiaowei to ask Su Yu for her, but it seemed insincere. Moreover, nothing was going on with them, so why couldn’t she ask him herself?

After some thought, Huo Mian sent this private message to Su Yu, who immediately replied.

Then, neither of them said anything else.

Later that evening, Huo Mian updated her Weibo:

“No two people on this earth are made perfect for each other. Relationships are hard, and we have to learn to comprise. Although in the end, you lose yourself, you will also end up as a part of an amazing team. Love isn’t a one-way street; if you believe in love and happiness, then one day you’ll meet that person who will place a ring on your finger and say to you, ‘for better or for worse’.”

Huo Mian’s post immediately made it to the ‘hot topics’ list on Weibo, and many fans commented under her page.

“Mian, it’s amazing that you’re holding a wedding, I bet you’ll be gorgeous in your wedding dress!”

“Dr. Huo, I heard you’re getting married on the 28th, is it true? Can fans come to see you? Haha, I really want to go.”

“Mian, you’re finally holding a wedding with Mr. Qin! It sounds so romantic! Best wishes!”

“I hope you can be happy.”

“Congratulations, Huo Mian.”

“I can’t believe you’re getting married, what about Young Master Su?”

“Are you lost? You’re not on Su Yu’s Weibo, this is Mian’s page.”

“I love Qin Chu and Huo Mian together!”

“You guys are such a great couple, Mian, You’re the best, you deserve to be happy.”

After Huo Mian uploaded this post, Jiang Xiaowei immediately shared it and tagged Huo Mian. “Wei Liao said ‘for better or for worse’ at our wedding too. I guess he’s more poetic than I thought, haha. Mian, I wish you all the happiness this world has to offer.”

After seeing this, she replied with a kiss emoji to Jiang Xiaowei.

Song Yishi’s Weibo, however, was quieter than ever.

People assumed that she didn’t say anything because she had completely given up on Qin Chu.

– South Hill Manor –

Huo Mian lied in bed and played with her phone as she discussed her wedding with people she knew.

That was when Zhixin sent her a video request.

“Sis, what’s happening?”

“What are you talking about?” Amused, Huo Mian looked at her younger brother, who asked, “You’re holding a wedding?”

“Yeah…”

“In two weeks?”

“Yeah…”

“What’s the rush?”

“Is it? I don’t think so…”

“You suck, my school’s holding a competition in two weeks.”

“Then don’t come back,” Huo Mian pouted on purpose.

“What are you talking about? How can I not go back for your wedding? I’d rather drop out, haha… wait for me, Sis, and tell my brother-in-law to prepare a big red pocket. If it’s not big enough, I’m not going to let you off the car!”

“You’re such a money grubber,” Huo Mian laughed.

In Northern China, the bride’s younger brother sat in the car with the bride on the day of her wedding. Before getting off the car, the groom had to give the brother a red pocket before the latter would let the bride off the car.

Therefore, those with older sisters would usually get a huge wad of cash on the day of his sister’s wedding.

With a man like Qin Chu as his brother-in-law, Zhixin would almost immediately become Mr. Moneybags.

They chatted until Huo Mian became sleepy. Then, she hung up and went into the bathroom to shower.

– Su Yu’s private mansion –

To his surprise, Su Yu’s mother was peeling an apple in his living room when he arrived home.

“Mom, why are you here?” Su Yu asked; he didn’t expect to see his mother here.