"So, getting married today is too hasty. Please give us a few days to prepare and cultivate our relationship. You are also looking forward to holding your little great-grandchild, right?"
Ah Man continued to speak, but the beautiful woman's expression remained calm, and no one could detect any subtle emotions.
"That makes sense, but I only have one day. I have something else to do tomorrow, so we must get married today."
"No event can be more important than your great-grandson's marriage, right?"
"Well, the durian fruit I like to eat will be ripe tomorrow. Do you think your marriage is more important than me eating durian?"
I was finally able to gather some information from the beautiful woman's words, but why was this information so devastating
Ah Man was glad that he was not her great-grandson, because he could not compare to Durian Fruit’s great-grandson, who was so highly valued.
"Tonight is a good day. You can enter the bridal chamber after you have been married." The beautiful woman, who valued her great-grandson very much, had already begun to imagine the scene of their wedding. Ah Man looked at her excited expression and could not help but remind her, "I am only twelve years old this year and have not yet reached the age of marriage. I am afraid I cannot enter the bridal chamber."
"Ashe, I can't even make a scene in the bridal chamber. What am I busy with? It's boring, boring."
"My ancestor, the point of this is not to disturb the bridal chamber. Your great-grandson's legs are broken. If you don't find a child for him, he will really be a bachelor." Ah She looked speechlessly at the beautiful woman with an unhappy face. If he didn't persuade her, she might really give up.
"Let them carry this girl to the village. I'm going to go out for a walk."
"Your great-grandson will be here soon." Ah She was really afraid that this ancestor would leave and never come back.
"Just leave him here. I'll go to town and get them some red lanterns or something. This is my first great-grandson to get married, so he must be taken seriously."
Looking at the woman who said she cared so much, Ah Man couldn't help but complain that she cared less than a durian.
Ah She knew that once she made her decision, basically no one could change it, so he could only let her go.
She then released the two guards from the net and directed them to carry the net that trapped Ah Man towards the mountain village.
"Auntie, there's no need for them to carry me. I can walk by myself. I promise I won't run away."
Ah Man, who was carried by two people, felt like wild game caught by hunters, hung on a stick and carried away. She didn't like this feeling of not being able to control her body.
"This is what the old man told us. He said that we have to prepare a complete wedding ceremony. We didn't have time to prepare a bridal sedan for you. We just carried you like this and treated you as a bridal sedan. If other families have it, then our great-grandson's wife must have it, too."
This convincing explanation made Ah Man deeply understand the meaning of "people from the same family tend to stick together".
Now she only prayed that the beautiful woman's disabled great-grandson would be different from them. Otherwise, her future and her life would be simply unimaginable.
Because they had to perform a complete play, Ah Man was carried by them along the mountain road. When they arrived at the village, she saw the whole world was upside down and felt dizzy.
She felt that their main purpose was to make her drowsy. Only when she was conscious would she not allow themselves to be slaughtered by them.
Ah Man was still planning that when she regained consciousness, she would discuss with the two guards on how to escape. Although the two guards she brought with her were not as good as Ah She in martial arts, the three of them had the advantage of being more numerous, so they still had some chance of winning.
But Ah Man never expected that before she could regain consciousness, Aunt Ah She stuffed her with medicine, and then she continued to be in a coma until the evening, when she got married to the great-grandson of that beautiful woman. She was confused. Because of this, she later denied the fact that she had ever gotten married with anyone.
Who has ever seen a bride who was unconscious while getting married? Because she was unconscious, she resolutely refused to admit it.
But that’s all in the past.
(End of this chapter)