Chapter 2167: Lifelong Companionship, Never to Part

Chapter 2167 -531: Lifelong Companionship, Never to Part

“He doesn’t even dare snatch a woman; do you think he has the guts to shoot?” Ning Zihuan cursed, eventually storming off angrily. ℯℯ𝑙.

If Ning Zihuan didn’t leave soon, Fu Bai really couldn’t help but rush up and beat him.

“Have they gone?” As night approached, his eyes gradually lost their sparkle, just like the night, deep and cold.

Fu Bai glanced at the man’s thin, frail silhouette, carrying a solitude deeper than the cold night outside the window.

“Gone.”

“When is her wedding?” the man asked softly, his voice ethereal, devoid of any emotion.

Fu Bai looked closely at his face; though the room wasn’t lit, the man’s jade-like features emitted a soft glow under the moonlight, like cold jade, warm yet cool.

“June.” He pursed his lips: “It’s exactly three months from today.”

Pei Qinghan slowly curved his lips, “It’s soon….”

Fu Bai couldn’t help saying, “Brother Han, why are you putting yourself through this? Let it go.”

Pei Qinghan smiled calmly, “We never had a beginning, so how can there be an end?”

Fu Bai was left speechless by his remark.

Pei Qinghan lowered his gaze and chuckled lightly; though his eyes held endless darkness, his heart remained forever bright.

No beginning, no end; from start to finish, from finish to start.

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Three months, time neither too slow nor too fast.

The sky over Jiangzhou remained as always, washed in blue, with the sea below it like a mirror, vast and expansive.

This southernmost island city was now in the heat of summer, and hotter than the weather was the upcoming wedding of the Eldest Miss of the Ji Family.

The Ji Family, the most local aristocracy in Jiangzhou, had been the subject of rampant gossip earlier. Since the Eldest Miss of the Ji Family took charge of Ji’s, the company had shifted from Yun Shen’s strict style to follow a charitable path. In just two or three years, not only did the company achieve qualitative leaps, but the good deeds conducted by Ji’s accumulated an excellent reputation among the public, with everyone praising Ji’s with a thumbs-up.

In tandem, the controller of Ji Group also held an excellent reputation among the people; no one dared to criticize them. Moreover, it’s widely known that the controller of Ji Group is the renowned Dr. Nyx—a noble heiress with a kind heart and a genius doctor who saves lives. These dual identities have made Ji Yunya’s name an eternal goddess and pillar of belief in the hearts of all Hua people.

And now, Ji Yunya is getting married. On her birthday, May 18th, the Ji Group’s official website announced celebrations for the heiress’s wedding with numerous public-benefit activities. Oh, I forgot to mention, not long ago, Ji Group announced a change in legal person, from Ji Yunya to Ji Yunmiao, taking over Ji Group. It’s widely known that Ji Yunmiao was born deaf and mute, with an intellectual disability, but now he’s rightfully taken over Ji Group. At the global media-covered press conference, the young man’s exceptional grace had secretly won the hearts of countless young women. Not only was he not deaf and mute, but his noble elegance and extraordinary eloquence stirred up an online storm as people marveled at the siblings’ heavenly looks and intelligence.

Now, Ji Yunmiao spares no effort for his sister’s wedding, giving it worldwide attention. Having a brother who pampers his sister like this makes many women envious and jealous.

Ji Yunya’s wedding sparked widespread discussion online, but no one dared to speculate about the groom’s identity. Though most were aware, none dared to speak up, fearing it would be taboo. Instead, they focused solely on congratulating Ji Yunya.

On her birthday, Yan Song eagerly submitted the marriage application; unsurprisingly, no one objected, and it was promptly approved. Yan Song immediately took her to the civil affairs bureau, where they filled out piles of forms, answered a few questions, and their hands stayed tightly clasped throughout, never parting.

After taking pictures, Yun Ya watched the stamp imprint on the small red book, inexplicably feeling a bit nervous, her palms sweaty.

Yan Song held her hand, giving her strength in silence.

Yun Ya smiled at him.

“Click,” the stamp imprinted down.

From now, they would grow old together and never part.

The civil affairs bureau staff respectfully handed them two red books, sincerely wishing, “Wishing you a harmonious marriage and many happy children.”

“Thank you.”

Leaving the civil affairs bureau, Yun Ya held the small book, gazing at the photo of them leaning together—their young and stunning faces, the picture of intimacy—filling her heart with a flowing warmth.