Besides, weddings in this world were far too ordinary. Think about it—everyone here got married the same way. How could that possibly highlight what made you special?"
Hearing Uchiha Hikaru say that, Master Roshi frowned slightly. Then he looked up at Uchiha Hikaru and said with a smile:
"I'm just a seventy- or eighty-year-old old man. What could possibly be special about me? Just keep it simple."
Hearing that, Uchiha Hikaru was startled inwardly. Had Master Roshi become suspicious?
Was that why he had said such things? Normally, Uchiha Hikaru needed to paint Master Roshi a grand scene
to dazzle him senseless, then quietly slip all of his arrangements into it.
But he hadn't expected Master Roshi to raise his own objections at this moment. Uchiha Hikaru looked up at him and said solemnly:
"Senior Master Roshi, I don't think you can let your wedding pass by so ordinarily. I know you're a Grandmaster, so you don't care much about these formalities, but haven't you considered Ms. Morita's feelings?"
Only then did Master Roshi blankly look up, realizing that he had indeed been somewhat selfish.
He looked at Uchiha Hikaru, nodded solemnly, and said to him with some gratitude:
"Good thing you reminded me, little brother Uchiha Hikaru. If I really gave Ms. Morita an ordinary wedding, she definitely wouldn't be happy with it."
Hearing that, Uchiha Hikaru smiled. Then he looked up at Master Roshi and said:
"It's good that you understand, Senior Master Roshi. Everything I've said is for your own good. Think about it—you are indeed getting older, so you don't care much about flashy things.
But have you considered that Ms. Morita is much younger than you? In my opinion, even the wedding arrangements I have in mind might not be dazzling enough in the eyes