111: Until Death Do Us Part
Uesugi Yuichi said firmly, "If we inform them, you and I won't be able to be alone like this anymore."
"How selfish of us!"
Nakamura Cho smiled.
"Haven't we always been like this?"
Uesugi Yuichi smiled too.
From the moment they left a letter and went to the capital over a mere disagreement, they were already selfish.
But this matter couldn't be kept secret forever; if Nakamura Cho died, it would be exposed sooner or later.
At that time, all the pressure and criticism will fall on those who are still alive.
But Uesugi Yuichi clearly didn't care.
He just wanted to have Nakamura Cho himself...
In these final moments.
We must not allow anyone or anything to disturb us.
He gave up everything for this.
He betrayed the professor's expectations of him and the hopes his classmates had for him.
He even gave up his favorite subject, painting.
The painting that I decided to enter in the competition, which was already half-finished, had long been covered with a cloth and placed in a corner of the room.
He originally had many plans for his university life, but now he just wants to graduate.
Nakamura Cho did not express any objection to his actions.
She was never a good girl in the conventional sense; she was just a willful and selfish person.
She just wanted her favorite person to be by her side as much as possible before she died.
She needs nothing else.
Having enjoyed the scenery to the fullest, Uesugi Yuichi helped Nakamura Cho back into her wheelchair.
But he did not stand up.
He knelt on one knee, hugged Nakamura Cho's waist, and rested his head on her slender thigh.
"Butterfly, marry me."
Nakamura Cho tilted her head, a broad smile on her face, and said, "Okay."
"Um."
After a long while, Uesugi Yuichi stood up.
He pushed Nakamura Cho down the hillside, without brushing the water droplets from his hair.
"Ugh, I can't take it anymore! I can't take it!"
Tokyo, an ordinary family.
A man was shouting and pulling out tissues.
"Dad, don't say anything!"
The speaker was Takaki Egawa, an ordinary high school student.
He previously had a strained relationship with his family, but spurred on by the Alien Baby Hikari-chan, he successfully reconciled with them.
After that, the family became loyal fans.
Whenever it's time for the show to air, the whole family gathers together to watch TV.
Takaki Egawa's elderly father was successfully brought to tears, while his mother had long since passed away.
Takaki Egawa was actually nearing his end, but having watched anime for so many years, he still had the resilience to endure it.
At this moment, countless families, like Takaki Egawa, were on the verge of tears.
Yuzuki had already been crying uncontrollably.
She was standing in a corner of the church, wiping away tears.
After Uesugi Yuichi and Nakamura Cho decided to get married, the hospice care team provided full assistance.
The doctors, nurses, and patients and their families in the hospital all did their best to help them.
With everyone's help, the wedding ceremony was quickly arranged.
The church was already full of people.
Although Uesugi Yuichi and Nakamura Cho did not promote it.
But everyone from the hospital came to the ceremony without prior arrangement, offering their sincerest blessings.
It was supposed to be a blessing, but the atmosphere was unusually heavy.
Everyone was in low spirits.
The priest was already waiting for the newlyweds to enter.
After a brief opening speech, the newlyweds entered.
To the sound of a piano, Uesugi Yuichi and Nakamura Cho walked in step by step.
The two walked very slowly.
Nakamura Cho doesn't want to use a wheelchair; she wants to walk the rest of the way on her own two feet.
She was wearing a beautiful wedding dress, Uesugi Yuichi was wearing a suit.
The classic wedding march filled the church.
As the two walked by, flower petals were scattered on both sides.
Petals drifted across the screen, one after another.
Every time a petal drifts by, a scene of memory flashes before my eyes.
Nakamura Cho walked down the red carpet Uesugi Yuichi.
Each step, accompanied by the memories evoked by the petals, is like walking along the path of time.
Romantic, yet tinged with an indelible sadness...
What kind of book title is both attractive and fitting? It's so frustrating!
Section 124.111 Until death do us part
The sweetest scenes serve as a stark contrast to the cruelest present.
As Nakamura Cho walked, she suddenly stumbled, and a chorus of low gasps of surprise rose from inside the church.
Uesugi Yuichi remained calm and caught her in time.
Nakamura Cho leaned against Uesugi Yuichi and looked up at him.
A petal brushed past, briefly obscuring the view.
The Nakamura Cho that reappears on screen is the one with the most perfect appearance before she fell ill.
The most beautiful Nakamura Cho is wearing the most beautiful wedding dress.
This scene was perhaps the first time Uesugi Yuichi her.
This reflects Inoue Hikoo's slight pity for the characters he created.
At this most beautiful moment of her life, even if it's an illusion, she just wants to present her best self to the audience.
Are you alright?
I can't help but ask Uesugi Yuichi asked with concern.
"Yes, it's nothing."
Nakamura Cho stood up straight and took another step.
It might be a psychological effect.
She was so excited that she regained some of her strength.
The two helped each other to the priest and stood before him.
This scene alone elicited bursts of weeping.
Just then, the simple piano music changed, and a background music piece specially composed by Inoue Hikoo began to play, with Hanazawa Sakura's gentle voice singing softly.
Do you still remember the promise we made that day, that year...?
The ceremony began.
The elderly priest, with a kind smile, asked Uesugi Yuichi:
"Mr. Uesugi Yuichi, are you willing to marry Ms. Nakamura Cho?"
(By the river that year, our destiny was already sealed...)
"Do you take her to love her unconditionally, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in health or in sickness and in joy or in sorrow, until death do you part?"
Uesugi Yuichi Nakamura Cho, unwilling to look away for even a moment.
(Countless times I've woken up in the middle of the night, looking at your face...)
"I do."
The crying, so out of place at the wedding, grew louder and louder.
But neither the priest, nor Uesugi Yuichi, nor Nakamura Cho paid any attention.
(That is the highest happiness...)
The priest turned to Nakamura Cho and gently asked, "Ms. Nakamura Cho, do you take this man before you to be your lawful husband and wife?"
(Even though time can't be turned back...)
"Whether in health or sickness, in poverty or wealth, in youth or old age, will you always love and cherish him, stay by his side, and never leave him for the rest of your life? Do you?"
(I just want to say this to you...)
Nakamura Cho smiled happily and replied, "I do."
(Thank you... thank you...)
Her perfect features blurred, revealing only her gaunt face.
But her smile.
She was as beautiful as she was back then, in everyone's eyes.
The two exchanged rings, and then Uesugi Yuichi lifted Nakamura Cho's veil, approaching her with the deepest affection.
(I just want to say this to you...)
The background music is coming to an end.
The lyrics sung by Hanazawa Sakura were perfectly synchronized with the words spoken by Uesugi Yuichi before kissing Nakamura Cho.
"Until death do us part---"
(Until death do us part---)
"I can't take it anymore! I can't take it anymore!"
In Great Hua, Wu Ping Pingzheng and his daughter Wu Xiaoyu were watching TV at home.