Snowy Night Kiss

Chapter 152 Extra 13: I just love you
Later, during the rehearsal, Lin Qingruan was called over to go through the scene in advance. When she came back, she didn't say anything much. She ate a whole plate of vinegar-fried shredded potatoes sourly, and after a while she said, "I want to get married, too."

Jian Yi was trying on wedding dresses at that time, and she asked the designer to deliver the dress to Lin Qingruan's home.

The whole wedding dress is in retro palace style, with heavy embroidery and hand-inlaid diamonds and lace beads, which is as luxurious and gorgeous as a relief. The neckline is wrapped with staggered pearl chains that cover every inch of the shoulders. The essence of the whole wedding dress is the azure gem hanging and wrapped around the neckline, which is as deep as the sea.

Jin Yanchen bought the diamond from a private seller. This diamond has a romantic name, called "True Love Falling from the Sky".

The moment Jin Yanchen heard the name, he decided to buy it. He paid a very high price for it. Afterwards, a reporter asked him whether he wanted to keep it as a collection or put it in an exhibition hall.

Jin Yanchen smiled faintly and said, "I will give it to my future wife."

Wedding rumors spread like wildfire. Jian Yi reached out and touched the fabric. She had only seen this dress in the design manuscript several months ago. Now she could actually touch it and it felt a bit like a dream in her palm.

She said to Lin Qingruan: "Am I really going to get married?"

Lin Qingruan nodded heavily, almost smashing the calculator, and told her that the wedding would cost a lot of money and would be so grand that it would cost at least eight figures.

Today, when facing He Wei, Jian Yi still said, "I'm really getting married."

But her tone was completely different. The gossip had been getting more and more intense recently, and she guessed that the time was approaching, and her heart actually calmed down a little.

He Wei sighed: "When my daughter gets married, I'm probably more nervous than when I get married myself."

Jian Yi smiled slightly and did not continue talking. She thought of her mother. Maybe getting married was a great joy for Bai Hongmei. Her rebellious daughter finally had a home. Compared with her happiness, the wealth and support behind the marriage would make Jian Chengfeng and Bai Hongmei happier.

Several colleagues from the company formed a small group and placed bets on which day in May the wedding would be held.

Even the old almanacs from eight hundred years ago have been dug out, and almost every day has been given a different meaning. Some say that May 5.8 is a good day because Jupiter is at its peak, which is extremely beneficial for one's career. Others say that May 5.12 is the time for the launch of Taijing's new product, which will be announced together with the wedding news to create enough public opinion.

In the end, it was Mi Li who used her mother's phone to type in the group.

【The wedding date is definitely 520! 】

[No way, there is no product activity on 520, and it is a working day. ]

[Although it sounds romantic, Mr. Jin shouldn't be such a direct man, right? ]

Jian Yi shook his phone and typed casually: [How about I ask for you? ]

She called, and it was lunchtime. Jin Yanchen picked up the phone and smiled, "Are you curious about the time?"

"Jin Yanchen, you're not telling me because you're afraid I'll run away from the marriage."

Jin Yanchen laughed and said, "No way."

"I'm flying to Hong Kong tonight. I was planning to tell you the news in person, but since you asked, I'll tell you—" He paused, looked up at the employee sitting opposite him, and continued to talk on the phone without changing his expression, "It's scheduled for May 520th."

"Don't you have any products to promote that day? And most people have to go to work on weekdays."

Jin Yanchen chuckled: "What does it matter? I just love you."

Jian Yi's ears were burning with anger at this sentence. While she was telling the correct answer in the WeChat group, she asked him, "Where are you now?"

"At the company, preparing for the press conference."

"Aren't there a lot of colleagues here?" Jin Yanchen hummed, then raised his eyes to take another look. The boss's majesty was unstoppable, and his frequent glances made the gossiping employees who were eavesdropping flee in panic.

"Then the tabloids will write nonsense about it tomorrow!"

Jian Yi was extremely ashamed and angry. What was written in the tabloids was nonsense. One day, she received a call from a former classmate who asked her if she was getting married because of pregnancy.

After hanging up the phone, the news in the WeChat group had already exploded.

Mi Li recounted the content of the phone call verbatim. Even though she lost the red envelope, everyone in the group still covered their hearts and exclaimed how romantic it was.

Driving to the Avenue of Stars, the scenery of Victoria Harbour is right in front of you, with a strong Hong Kong style. Even before nightfall, you can instantly imagine the golden glow of the dense lights in your mind.

Seeing the unfamiliar landmarks, Jian Yi suddenly remembered many familiar things.

She remembered the night falling, lighting a citrus-scented incense, Jin Yanchen holding her in his arms to admire the moonlight together, and he generously told her many stories from his childhood.

He said that he was studying in a middle school in Hong Kong, won first place in a basketball game, and excitedly ran to Tsim Sha Tsui for a delicious meal at night. He also said that the Ferris wheel at Central Station overlooks the entire Victoria Harbor and costs only 20 Hong Kong dollars. He thinks it is the best place for kissing.

He Wei saw that she was absent-minded and teased her without hesitation, "Since you stepped into this place, your heart has been on someone."

Walking along the Avenue of Stars, they arrived at the InterContinental Hotel where they had booked their trip. Not far away was an art gallery. The little girl couldn't sit still in the hotel, so He Wei took her out for a walk to burn off some energy.

Jian Yi went to the hotel to put her luggage first. She booked a high-rise room. The front desk staff told her that there were a wide variety of restaurants downstairs, whether it was Chinese, Italian or Indian food, as long as she needed it, the front desk would deliver it upstairs.

Watching the lights of Victoria Harbour light up in front of the huge floor-to-ceiling windows at night, having a sweet and lingering cocktail, and playing a romantic Cantonese song with your loved one are the most romantic things Jian Yi can imagine.

An hour ago, she received a call from Jin Yanchen.

He has arrived at Shenzhen Bay and will be with her soon.

Jian Yi wanted to say that she came back this time because she had to deal with some company accounts, and it couldn't be considered a serious trip to Hong Kong.

Jin Yanchen raised his eyebrows: "This is your first time in Hong Kong, how can I, as your host, not entertain you?"

His tone became less serious later on: "I've been with you so many times in Suzhou, I have to treat you this time."

The house in Suzhou was rented in a private apartment. Jin Yanchen's Bugatti luxury car was always parked downstairs, and he often worked from home. After a long time, an old lady on the street started spreading rumors while eating melon seeds.

They said he was a gigolo who rented a luxury car to pretend to be wealthy. No one knew what the girl saw in him that she could let a man lie at home all day.

Jian Yi laughed when she heard this. She pretended to look at him seriously and thought, "What do I like about you?"

"Maybe it's this nice skin."

Jin Yanchen came over shamelessly, he smiled softly and kissed her, confirming the rumor, and said tenderly, "It's really my honor."

The doorbell rang, and the accompanying room service staff swiped the room card for him and carried his luggage into the room.

Jin Yanchen handed over a Hong Kong dollar as a tip, and he thanked him gently in authentic Cantonese.

The room was not lit, but it was bright enough. The lights outside the window were always on, and the night market in Hong Kong was as prosperous as daytime. There was a prosperity here that would never fade.