On the way to get their marriage certificates, Fu Yanci raised his hand and tapped the partition. Understanding, the driver pressed the button.
The partition rose, cutting them off from the front. Fu Yanci pulled Chi An onto his lap. "Honey, are you sure I toss and turn in my sleep?"
He blinked and smiled, his expression earnest and solemn.
"Then would you rather honestly tell Grandpa that you get beaten up every day?" Every time Chi An sat in Fu Yanci's arms, he had to admit that his embrace really was comfortable.
Resting his hand against Chi An's stomach, Fu Yanci said in a muffled voice, "I could also tell Grandpa there's an old saying in Z Country: hitting shows affection, and scolding shows love."
Chi An reminded him, "My grandpa is from Z Country."
"Oh." Fu Yanci obediently shut his mouth.
Getting their marriage certificates went smoothly. When the two little red booklets were in his hands, Fu Yanci still found it a little unbelievable. Standing at the entrance to the lobby amid the passing crowds, all he could see was red.
Were they really married? Had they finally made it?!
He carefully tucked the marriage certificates into his pocket as though they were treasures, then stepped forward and swept Chi An into his arms, spinning him around as he shouted, "Honey!!!
We're married! We're finally married!!!
You're finally mine! Hahaha!!!"
"Idiot." Chi An laughed as he scolded him, but did nothing to stop him. "Be careful. Don't fall!"
"Hehe, even if I fall, I can still protect you. I won't let you get hurt."
He was acting as though he had drunk counterfeit liquor. Chi An looked down at Fu Yanci's expression, memories of their past running through his mind.
Before meeting Fu Yanci, he had never