Marrying Off Mom Is Like Marrying Off a Daughter
Luo Yan had a hundred thousand questions, but she just couldn't bring herself to ask them. She'd feel too awkward asking Wang Yue why he wasn't pitching in.
Luo Yan was clearly an optimist, though. She'd fret about something at the time, then forget all about it afterward. Like now: Duan Jiabao had set up the perfect opportunity, but her friend wasn't taking the hint. Duan Jiabao couldn't help lamenting that she just couldn't get through to the girls of this generation!
Duan Jiabao seriously suspected that even after she got married, Luo Yan would still be a little girl. She glanced at Wang Yue, who remained as calm as ever, and said earnestly, "We're already here. Why don't you stay and have a drink before you go?"
Luo Yan frowned. She also thought it would be a bit rude to just leave. After all, Duan Jiabao, who was such a spendthrift, had already opened half the bottles. So Luo Yan had no choice but to stay and drink with her friend.
As it turned out, Duan Jiabao really did have the luck of a koi fish—or perhaps Wang Yue was just lucky. They had just finished all the bottles that were already open when Wang Yue opened a new one. Luo Yan eagerly scanned it, and before long, she let out a cry of surprise.
The two friends then excitedly hugged each other. Duan Jiabao had originally wanted Wang Yue to drink more, but she was so happy that she completely forgot about it and started drinking with Luo Yan instead.
Wang Yue watched the two of them get carried away with their celebrations. He was utterly speechless, but didn't stop them. In the end, he resigned himself to paying