When it came time to cut the cake, this was usually the liveliest part of a wedding.
But because Hobart and Fors had special identities, the young people in the territory did not dare get too unruly, while the nobles held themselves aloof and were unwilling to participate.
In the end, only Xue and Donna charged over to snatch Hobart's shoes. Xue leaped at him with a "hungry tiger pouncing on prey," but unfortunately, Hobart held her head down. Her arms were too short, and no matter how hard she reached forward, she was still some distance from Hobart's legs.
Donna gave it everything she had as well, hopping forward like a frog without a shred of ladylike grace as she searched for an opportunity. Unfortunately, Hobart easily dodged every attempt.
She was trying so hard because Fors had promised her earlier that if she managed to snatch Hobart's shoes, Fors would be the one in charge at home from then on, and Donna could sleep in as long as she wanted.
Tyrone was caught in the middle, unsure whether he should help his brother or his sister.
Seeing that this part was not going to become lively, Hobart flashed aside from Donna and Xue's "offensive," scooped Fors into his arms, and effortlessly removed one of her shoes.
Fors did not resist much either, smiling throughout as she watched her husband lift her up.
When he set Fors down, Hobart did not forget to give her a kiss.
Amid everyone's cheers, Hobart first put Fors's shoe back on, then took up a knife and cut the cake.
Donna wailed loudly beside them. Xue, dissatisfied with her own performance just now, asked, "Why are you crying so sadly?"
"My brother got married." Donna sobbed so hard she could barely catch her