Honeymoon

The world was still buzzing over the wedding of the century, and waves of congratulations continued to sweep across every social media platform.

But Li Yufei and Taylor, at the center of it all, had already left the noise behind and set off for a honeymoon retreat that belonged to them alone.

They wanted to escape the media, avoid prying eyes, and spend some truly private time together as newlyweds.

They finally chose a private island in Bora Bora, French Polynesia—a haven treasured by the global elite and often called the Hermès of island destinations.

It was the South Pacific's ultimate romantic escape. No noisy tourists, no visitors stopping by for photos, no cameras catching their every move.

Just a crystal-clear lagoon shimmering in seven shades, a majestic volcanic peak, and endless stretches of white sand.

It was widely regarded as the pinnacle of honeymoon destinations, a secluded refuge for the wealthy, celebrities, and nobility alike.

With privacy, luxury, and romance in abundance, it suited a couple whose fame now spanned the globe.

Early the morning after the wedding, before the sky had fully brightened, they quietly departed.

There was no grand send-off, no crowd of fans, no media trailing them.

Under tight security at the Adams Family's private airport, they boarded a custom long-range private jet and flew straight toward the heart of the South Pacific.

Their flight path had been cleared in advance, with no other aircraft allowed to interfere. For the entire journey, they were cut off from the outside world.

From the U.S. East Coast, they crossed thousands of miles of ocean toward an untouched retreat far from everything.

High above the earth, the private cabin was quiet and luxurious. Beyond its full-height panoramic windows stretched layers of white clouds beneath a clear blue sky.

Taylor