My Back Table is Actually Gabriel

Lafite looked at the marriage plaque that was hung up at that time with their names engraved on it.

Hua Ye said: "I will always be there."

Lafite said, "What if it gets blown away by the typhoon?"

Hua Ye said, "I'm not sure."

The corners of Lafite's lips rose: "Your facial paralyzed gentleman is so domineering."

When the two returned to the front hall, the aunt who sold marriage ropes still stuck to her booth and never slack off.

"Auntie, do you still remember us?" Lafite walked up and greeted with a smile.

The aunt who sold things held the electric warmer with both hands, and nodded when she heard the words: "Of course I remember."

Although this is not a well-known spot for check-in, there are always some guests who come to play. After so long, I can still remember Lafite. The reason is very simple-such a beautiful silver-haired girl, there is only one, and there is no one else. Naturally, I am deeply impressed. .

"Are you two here to hide from the snow?" Aunt asked casually.

"No." Lafite shook his head, "I came here specially to play."

"Are you here to see the marriage cards that were put up before?" The aunt sighed, "There are not many couples like you. Many people hang up the marriage cards and never come back to take a look. They are not sincere at all..."

Lafite smiled and said, "We're not here to see the marriage card."

The aunt was startled: "What's the matter with you?"

"It's okay." Lafite hugged Hua Ye, the corners of his pink lips lifted up, and his smile was super pretty, "I just want you to see that my boyfriend and I will be together forever."

"..."

……

Six p.m.

Night has fallen quietly.

On the shopping street, countless Christmas trees and colorful lights are shining brightly. It coincides with Christmas, and there are many pedestrians and laughter everywhere, which is extremely lively and noisy.

The snowflakes are still falling, a little smaller than in the afternoon.

Most of the pedestrians on the street have never opened an umbrella, just walking in this year's first snow.

Hua Ye and Wei Nai walked on the shopping street, also without umbrellas, walking side by side.

"Snowy days are indeed colder than usual." Wei Nai put her hand to her mouth and let out a soft breath, "But it's also more lively."

Compared with rainy days, snowy days are obviously more popular. Not to mention the snow-covered Christmas trees, the little snowmen piled up on the street corners are also very cute.

Hua Ye stretched out his hand to hold Wei Nai: "Do you want to build a snowman?"

"No." Wei Nai came over angrily, "That's a game only children can play, it's embarrassing for us to pile it up?"

Hua Ye said: "It's not like I didn't pile them up in Italy."

"Idali is Idali." Wei Nai said, "Anyway, I don't see any grown-ups making snowmen on the street."

"We take the lead, and naturally there will be."

"..."

You don't need any tools to make a snowman, you can just use your hands. At first, Wei Nai felt a little embarrassed, but then she relaxed when she saw that no one was paying attention to her.

After a while, two more male and female snowmen holding hands appeared on the stone steps.

When the work was finished, Wei Nai nodded in satisfaction, and suddenly found that other couples next to her started to imitate her, her pretty face blushed, and she tugged at the corner of Hua Ye's clothes: "Okay, let's go quickly."

Hua Ye stretched out his hand to hold Wei Nai's hands to help keep him warm: "Aren't you going to take a photo?"

"Taking pictures or something..."

Wei Nai was a little moved.

Hua Ye simply said, "Leave after filming."

"Then, that's fine..."

The snowman I built with my own hands left without taking pictures, and I was really unwilling.

The shopping street is crowded with people.

Hua Ye and Wei Nai have walked through this street together in spring, summer, autumn and winter, so they are very familiar with each other. As they walk along, they can see familiar faces from time to time.

"Hey, it's Chi and Suguha."

A short-haired girl Xiaoqian appeared in front of her. She was with her younger sister Suguha. The two of them were shopping with snacks in their hands. Unfortunately, she was short and short-legged, so she disappeared into the crowd without seeing Vernay.

"The Kumamon who handed out the leaflets... feels familiar?"

Hua Ye looked over, of course he felt familiar, because she was a glasses girl who worked everywhere to support her family.

"Teacher Jing is also in the commercial street."

Jing Keai, who was still wearing a windbreaker, was across the road. After seeing Hua Ye and Wei Nai, she waved her hand as a signal. The destination was obviously an izakaya.

Wei Nai raised her hand and pinned a strand of hair behind her ear: "Teacher Jing seems to be in a bad mood."

Hua Ye complained: "It's not on a blind date, or on the way to a blind date. Of course I'm in a bad mood."