True Marriage and Love

The days seem fleeting.

The wedding time is tomorrow.

Looking at the calendar beside the bed, Lin Meiyu still had a deep unreal feeling in her heart.

She turned on her mobile phone, and in the text messages and call records were all wedding blessings sent by Xu Yinuo and others.

She looked over one by one, the uneasy mood in her heart slowly calmed down, and at the same time, countless expectations surged up.

Just as she was worried, her cell phone suddenly rang.

Lin Meiyu was stunned for a moment, and then saw that the caller ID said uncle Hua, so she quickly connected the phone.

"Uncle Hua."

"Miss, I have contacted the notary who took out the lady's belongings, but they require you to be present in person and take your husband with you."

"With my husband?" It's not surprising that Lin Meiyu asked me to be present in person, but I didn't expect to bring Li Shaoyang.

"Can't I go alone?"

"No way, miss. You can bring your uncle with you. Anyway, when you get married, you're a family. What's the matter with you?"

"All right." Lin Meiyu compromised, "then you are waiting for us there."

Then she got out of bed.

Recently, Li Shaoyang was busy with the wedding, so he was basically at home for a long time. He always discussed the wedding with Li Mu and Li Fu in the downstairs living room.

Because they often talk about how to invite the guests who are familiar with the Li family, Lin Meiyu can't get in the way, so she often doesn't participate.

At this time, she went down the stairs. Sure enough, Li Shaoyang and his mother sat together, still studying the guest list.

"Mom, don't be young." She came forward, a little stiff.

"What's the matter, Meiyu?" Mother Li raised her head and said hello to her warmly.

"Well, I have something to discuss with Shaoyang," Lin Meiyu said sheepishly. "Can I borrow him from his mother?"

"No problem, of course. You can keep it for as long as you want." Li's mother was so happy that she said, "my husband, don't be so polite. Go, go

Finally, it is Li's mother who is urging Li Shaoyang.

Li Shaoyang helplessly comes to Lin Meiyu and is pulled out of the living room by Lin Meiyu.

"What's the matter?" Li Shaoyang asked.

"I want you to come out with me." Lin Meiyu said, and then told Li Shaoyang about her mother's will.

"So, now the notary requires me to be present with you to prove that we are husband and wife, so that you can take out the remains?"

After listening, Li Shaoyang immediately understood the situation.

"That's right." Lin Meiyu looked at Li Shaoyang like asking for help, "so I want to try my best to get things back before the wedding. After all, that's the only thing my mother left me..."

Before she finished, she saw that Li Shaoyang began to wear a suit and coat, and she couldn't help but stare at him in amazement.

"What are you looking at?" Li Shaoyang said with a smile, "don't you mean to go? Of course, it shouldn't be too late."

"Oh, good." Lin Meiyu nodded in a hurry, and then began to put on her coat in a hurry.

Two people said hello to Li Mu and drove out of the gate.

When I came to the place agreed with Uncle Hua, it was in front of a law firm.

Uncle Hua, standing at the gate with some men in suits and shoes, saw Li Shaoyang and Lin Meiyu get off the bus and waved to them.

"Uncle Hua!" Lin Meiyu pulls Li Shaoyang to go over, "I've brought people. Where are the things?"

Then she looked at the men standing beside uncle Hua.

"Miss Lin Meiyu?" One of the men asked.

Lin Meiyu calmed down and nodded: "yes, I am."

"That's the man who looked at Lin Shaoyu.

"Li Shaoyang, her husband." Li Shaoyang's spontaneous reply.

When Lin Meiyu heard the word "her husband", her face turned red imperceptibly.

The men in suits looked at each other and nodded, "please talk to us upstairs."

Then they began to lead the way to the law firm.

When they came to an office, they sat down around a table.

"We notarized your mother when she died, and your father knew about it."

As soon as they sat down and introduced each other, one of the lawyers spoke.

Lin Meiyu nodded: "I've heard uncle Hua talk about this."

"Well, do you know that one of the relics was entrusted by your mother to us for safekeeping and required to be handed over to you only after you have grown up or even married?"

"Of course, isn't that why I'm here today?"

"I want to know what my mother left me in those days," Lin saidThe lawyers looked at each other, and from the briefcase they were carrying, they took out a document and a small sealed box.

"In fact, this is what your mother left you."

The lawyer pushed the small box toward Lin Meiyu.

"This one?" Lin Meiyu looked at the small box inconceivably.

In her imagination, she thought a lot about the legacy left by her mother, but she never thought that it would only be something that could be contained in such a small box.

So what's in it?

A letter from my mother?

A pocket watch?

Or a ring or a bracelet or something

"As long as you sign this contract with your husband, you can take the box away and open it."

Said the lawyer.

Lin Meiyu and Li Shaoyang took a look at each other, then took the contract and signed their names together.

Then Lin Meiyu almost couldn't wait to take the box over and gently opened it.

What appears inside the box is not what Lin Meiyu imagined, but just a small brass key.

"This..." Lin Meiyu could hardly believe it.

She picked up the brass key.

It's too small.

It's almost as big as the key to a music box. It doesn't look like the key to a safe or an important place Lin Meiyu can't figure out what the key is And

"Why did my mother leave me a key?" She asked the lawyers.

"I'm sorry, we don't know that. We only know that your mother asked us to keep these things until we give them to you in the future. "

"Well..." Lin had to admit that she was disappointed.

But since this is her mother's only legacy, she still wants to keep it well. So she took down her necklace, took off the original pendant, put the key in, and then brought it back to her neck.

After the handover, she nodded goodbye to Li Shaoyang and others and left the law firm.