Dad, You're Beautiful Too

In the bathroom.

"That was close!"

Nora clutched her chest, inwardly screaming.

If this were seen by others, all her efforts and perseverance over the years would have been in vain.

It's easy to imagine that Chandler would be devastated to learn that she had a relationship with Adam, even if it happened before Adam met Chandler.

If something like this were to happen on Chandler's wedding day, she would never be able to face her son again.

Originally, when Chandler and she reconciled, she had spoken with Adam and then completely severed ties with him.

It was difficult, but she did it, until...

"Damn Charles!"

Nora gritted her teeth and cursed.

If Helena hadn't flirted with Adam, her emotions would never have spiraled out of control.

The scene of the two fighting over the male servants back then, in order to get revenge on each other, was truly unforgettable.

So when she saw Helena's expression, even though she knew perfectly well that Adam and Helena could not possibly have any relationship, she still exploded and couldn't hold back any longer.

After all, Adam was different...

If it weren't for her outburst and loss of emotional control just now, she wouldn't have almost exposed this secret.

Fortunately, Adam seemed to have discovered it in advance and stopped her.

But how did he discover it?

Or perhaps he simply didn't notice and just didn't want to have anything to do with her anymore? Did he think she was too old?

Nora was in a state of utter confusion.

"Damn Charles!"

Nora couldn't help but curse again.

Even if Adam had that thought, she wouldn't blame him. After all, she was indeed seven years older than before, Adam was so outstanding that he had no shortage of young and beautiful women... So all of this was Helena's fault.

there.

"What?"

Adam received a call from Joey: "You can't get there in time?"

"The guy I was acting with couldn't get into character. I wish he could be like he used to be, passionately spitting all over my face."

Joey complained, "Because he's not in character, I can't leave."

"The wedding is important, but your career is equally important. Don't rush, let things take their course."

Adam comforted him.

"Aren't you going to yell at me?"

Joey was taken aback.

"Don't joke around, I'm not Monica."

Adam laughed.

"Oh, right, Monica!"

Joey cried out in exasperation, "If she finds out I can't make it on time to officiate their wedding, she'll kill me."

No, it won't.

Adam smiled meaningfully and said, "I promise."

How can you guarantee that?

Joey hadn't reacted yet.

"Because her favorite pastor was there."

Adam laughed.

"What?!"

Joey exclaimed, "But I'm the pastor! Call them over here right now, I want to officiate their wedding over the phone..."

"Don't joke around."

Adam interrupted, "You must know how much Monica values her wedding, right?"

Do you want them to get married earlier so you can officiate, or do you want them to listen to you officiate over the phone?

Or perhaps you rushed back without even changing out of your costume to officiate the wedding?

You're satisfied now, but have you considered Monica and Chandler's feelings?

"... But I really wanted to officiate their wedding..."

Joey said, feeling wronged, "You and Ross are the best men, and I'm the pastor. Didn't we agree on that?"

"Plans can't keep up with changes."

Adam advised, "If you can arrive early and change your clothes, I can arrange for you to participate. But if you fail to meet either requirement, I'm sorry, you can only participate in the wedding ceremony, not officiate."

"I'll get there in time!"

Joey slammed down the phone.

"The problem is solved."

Adam smiled at Rachel had called him to answer the phone.

"You were prepared long ago."

Rachel was dumbfounded.

"Certainly."

Adam shrugged and said, "Don't you know Joey's personality? How could I not prepare for something this important?"

"..."

Rachel's face immediately darkened.

But then she remembered that, like Joey, as the chief bridesmaid, Monica was always wary of her, as if afraid she would mess things up.

Okay, she did mess up a few things, but they were all minor issues.

Six o'clock.

The wedding ceremony officially began.

Chandler, with one arm around Nora and the other around Helena, walked into the hall to the sound of music.

Our son got married.

"Look at you, how handsome you are."

Even though they couldn't stand each other, the two of them, holding their son's arm, sighed with emotion.

"Mom, you look beautiful today."

Chandler turned his head and praised.

"Cough cough."

Helena's cough over there shouldn't be too obvious.

Chandler's lips twitched, he turned his head to look over, and said helplessly, "Dad, you look beautiful today too."

Helena was finally satisfied and let go, allowing Chandler to walk onto the wedding altar and sit with Nora in the guest seats.

The music continued.

Adam walked in arm in arm with Rachel, followed by Ross arm in arm with Phoebe.

"It feels so good."

Ross muttered to himself.

"What's wrong?"

Phoebe asked.

"This is the first time I've ever walked down the aisle at a wedding, and I know I will never get a divorce this time."

Ross joked.

"You're so proud of yourself."

Rachel, who was walking ahead, couldn't help but complain.

The four walked to the altar and parted ways. Adam walked behind Chandler, while Ross walked behind Adam.

Rachel and Phoebe walked to the other side and waited for the bride to arrive.

Where's Joey?

Chandler turned his head and asked in a low voice.

"He won't have time. Don't worry, this is Monica's favorite priest."

Adam leaned closer and whispered, "I think Monica would prefer him to be the officiant."

"I think so too."

Chandler couldn't help but laugh.

Joey becoming a pastor was entirely his own strong request; Monica and Chandler simply couldn't refuse.

In fact, neither of them wanted this to happen.

Monica is a perfectionist, while Chandler is well aware of Joey's unreliability and worries that Joey might not even be able to deliver a proper wedding speech. He doesn't care, but he still cares about the bride's feelings.

This wedding cost him years of savings, all so that Monica could have the A-grade wedding of her dreams. It would be such a pity if things went wrong in the simplest yet most important part: the wedding ceremony.

It's fine as it is now.

The music changed.

Monica, dressed in a wedding gown and holding a bouquet of flowers, walked in slowly, accompanied by her parents.

Everyone stood up.

In Western weddings, the bride is the most important!

Judging from the treatment they're receiving, you can understand why.

Why was Barney so eager to sneak into the wedding?

The wedding featured beautiful single bridesmaids and many pretty women, and what he liked most was using the bride's name to get the phone numbers of women he couldn't normally get.

With a simple "This is what the bride wanted," the women would usually write it down for him without asking any questions.

Moreover, in the atmosphere of a wedding, women's psychological defenses are at their lowest, and their desire for love is at its highest. At this time, the chances of successfully catching a lot of fish by casting a wide net are even higher than on Christmas Eve...