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A quick rant about the wedding: because the rented villa didn't have enough rooms, another cousin and I were forced to sleep in the living room.
They finished preparing the bridal room at midnight and went to sleep. The makeup artist came at three to start makeup, the photographer arrived at four for photos, the videographer came at four-thirty to set up the cameras, the bridesmaids were called up at five-thirty for group photos, they hurriedly prepared something to eat, and then at six-thirty, the groomsmen were waiting at the door, ready to break in.
It was truly exhausting.
After a busy morning, the games were done and the red envelopes collected. They left on time and escorted the bride to the groom's home. Facing the morning sun, it felt as dazzling as the afternoon sun.
After dropping her off, I went back to the villa to pick people up and take them to the hotel for the wedding banquet.
By the time we finished eating, it was already two in the afternoon.
My parents wanted to visit Chaoshan. Huizhou was over three hundred kilometers from Chaoshan, and I really couldn't be bothered to go. There wouldn't have been any space for me to write either, so I hitched a ride with relatives to Guangzhou, then planned to head back to Zhuhai from Guangzhou. But all my relatives had drunk at the banquet, so they made me drive.
God knew how I managed to drive back while that exhausted. The bruises on my thighs could testify to my determination to come back and write for you all.
After arriving in downtown Guangzhou, it took another hour on the subway to get to South Station, then another hour from South Station to Zhuhai North. Adding the two