C20 Nuptial Candle Night

It was indeed Jiang Weihee who came in. Shen Yuhee had pushed him back in halfway through the liquor. The bridegroom wanted a bridal chamber, how could he drink too much?

However, Shen Yuhee was a tactful person. Knowing that with an outsider like him present, the bride would probably be restrained and not let him go. She sent Jiang Weihee to the door and decided to leave.

Before he left, he even said, "I'll go to the opposite house and spend the night together. Your wedding will be as bright as a candle, and you'll be free to go anywhere you want."

Two cups of yellow rice wine were poured into his stomach. He was a man on the same table. Who wouldn't be considered brothers? However, who wouldn't be able to sleep with him during the night?

Jiang Weihee, who was standing at the door, heard the flustered footsteps coming from inside. He smiled and pushed open the door to enter.

Lan Si's heart beat like a drum as she lifted the hood to sneak a peek at him. Seeing that his expression was normal as if nothing had happened, she heaved a sigh of relief and sat up straight with her legs together, waiting for him to lift the hood.

"Hungry?"

He asked in a teasing tone. If it wasn't for the fact that she knew he couldn't see her, she definitely wouldn't have been able to hide her fox tail.

She shook her head, and the hairpin above her head jingled. Thinking of his eyes, she hurriedly said, "I'm not hungry!" "Not hungry at all!"

The answer was so quick, it was obvious that it was worth less than 300 taels of silver. Jiang Weihee pursed his lips and touched the table, asking her, "Where's the weighing rod?"

Lan Si felt for the weighing rod on the bed and handed it to him. "It's on the bed. Come over slowly. I'll pass it to you."

He walked slowly and blinked. He could vaguely see a patch of red before him. The more he tried to see, the more blurry it became. Finally, he opened his eyes. It was still pitch black.

Lan Si didn't let go, afraid that he would randomly poke her again. Holding the other end, she pulled it under the hood and saw the small half of the pole sticking out from under the hood. Only then did she let go, "Okay, you can open it now."

"I won't run into you." "Do you think I can't do anything if I can't see?" "No," she said.

"No, no!"

Lan Si immediately denied. A person like Jiang Weihee, with healthy limbs and a great appearance, he doesn't seem to be lacking in money, but he just can't be seen. As a man, his pride must have suffered a setback, if even his wife thinks he's useless, then he must feel bad.

She originally wanted to repay him by marrying into her family, but now she naturally wanted to help him regain his confidence. She denied that it wasn't enough and added, "You are the strongest person I have ever met. You can live a good life by yourself even if you can't see clearly. I was just helping you just now."

He turned around and looked at her, his eyes glimmering, "Don't worry, I was just casually asking. I still have a long life, between husband and wife..."

Jiang Weihee found her hands folded on his lap and held them tightly. Then he added, "There's no need to be so shy."

Lan Si's heart skipped a beat.

The words Aunt Lee said to her about the bridal ceremony rang in her ears like firecrackers, and then her whole body became unnatural.

Her palms were sweaty when she was nervous, and Jiang Weihee sensed that. He leaned in close to her and said, "Are you afraid of me?"

Lan Si held her neck up, saying that she wasn't afraid, but she didn't dare move her face. She was afraid that if she moved, she would kiss him. He couldn't see her nor know the distance. He should always avoid her a little.