"A wedding?" Shen Lian's eyes widened slightly. "Getting everyone together for a couple of tables?"
Chu Yilan frowned. "Two tables won't be enough. We'll need several hundred."
Shen Lian: "..."
"That's a lot of work," Shen Lian said softly. "Booking a venue, hiring wedding planners, sending invitations. Of course, I'm up for it."
The next second, Shen Lian actually caught a hint of smugness on Chu Yilan's face.
Expressions that required much movement rarely appeared on Chu Yilan's face. He was already accustomed to keeping his emotions contained, so this sudden change was as good as telling Shen Lian outright: I've got everything ready.
Shen Lian suddenly remembered Sun Binghe calling two days ago to ask him about arranging flowers on the lawn.
"So did you settle on tulips or gerberas?" Shen Lian asked.
Chu Yilan's expression froze for an instant. "Don't you like naturally growing foxtail grass?"
"Yes, yes!" Shen Lian nodded hastily, afraid that saying otherwise would shatter Master Chu's fragile heart right now. "So, uh, where's the venue?"
"Sunny Farm."
That's certainly big enough, Shen Lian thought.
"What date?"
"Next month," Chu Yilan said. "You decide."
"Right, this month's nearly over. There isn't enough time."
"No, we're going to Country S to register our marriage this month," Chu Yilan replied, perfectly serious.
Shen Lian rubbed his thumb over the ring on his finger, still feeling a trace of unreality. How had they already reached this point?
But on second thought, they belonged to each other for life now. It only made sense to have everything that came with it.
"Well, I can't let you pay for everything. Our wedding outfits-we're getting custom suits, right? And the wedding expenses. I'll cover those."
Chu Yilan shook his head. "It's all taken care of."
"Everything?"
"Everything!"
For a moment, Shen