Stepping on her husband's bottom line by mistake

Chapter 463 Legacy (1)

A waiter had already come to clean up, but Lin Wanru just saw Leng Haotian wipe off the cake cream from his hands with a sullen face.

I snorted coldly in my heart, what engagement is not engagement.

His heart had already been taken away by that little vixen!

And when everyone distributed the cakes, the waiters also began to clean up the venue.

The band starts to play music, and the bride-to-be and the groom-to-be should dance the first dance according to the rules.

At this moment, Leng Renting looked at everyone in the arena.

Suddenly turned around and walked onto the stage.

Both Lin Mengchu and Ji Minze were extremely surprised.

Leng Renting prepared quickly, and pulled a microphone over.

Clearing his throat, he spoke.

"Everyone present."

The loudspeaker transmitted his voice to every corner of the venue, and everyone looked at him in surprise.

This old man was at the engagement banquet of his eldest grandson just now.

All the while, with an indifferent and indifferent expression.

Compared with Lin Mengchu's grin from ear to ear, it's a world of difference.

And the grandson didn't say a word when he got engaged just now, what is he talking about now.

"Sorry to bother everyone."

Leng Renting didn't seem to feel embarrassed at all.

He took the microphone in his hand and looked around the room.

He also said: "Today is my grandson Leng Haotian's engagement banquet, everyone has come from afar, thank you for your hard work."

It turned out that it was just an expression of gratitude, and all the guests heaved a sigh of relief.

Leng Renting added: "While everyone is here, I invite everyone to be a witness."

Everyone's eyes were surprised and confused.

witness?

Leng Haotian and Lin Wanru were both engaged just now, what else is there to witness?
Lin Wanru looked at Leng Haotian, his face suddenly sank.

It seemed that he had thought of something, but he couldn't believe it.

Leng Renting said again: "I, Leng Renting, have lived for nearly 80 years. I have always been an upright person and worked hard. But my family is unfortunate, and my descendants are not virtuous and filial. I have already forgotten this family tradition!"

(End of this chapter)