The Queen's Practice Manual of Rebirth in the Last World

Chapter 357 Han Xi's Extra Story 6
Forgive the bouquet, I dress up just to miss you...

In Jiangcheng, the lobby of a five-star hotel.

Whether it is low-level zombies or dust here, they have been cleaned up, filled with flowers, laid out with a red carpet, and dressed up in a holy and elegant manner.

The balloon on the arch of the Rainbow Bridge was blown up by Jiang Zhexi, Han Xi and the dozen or so high-ranking zombies with puffed cheeks. People are satisfied.

The only fly in the ointment is that there is no music, but the flaws are not concealed, because once the bride comes out, it is enough to gather all the brilliance.

Luo Qingxin lowered her head and smiled, she had already changed into that ridiculously beautiful wedding dress, and was standing at the other end of the red carpet, the other end of the rainbow arch.

Han Xi looked over with a smile, and there was no surprise in his eyes... because he imagined that Luo Qingxin would look like this when she put on the wedding dress, and the beauty could be frozen into a painting, which would remain in his heart forever.

Jiang Zhexi's footsteps could no longer be steady, and today the groom is also very handsomely dressed in a suit and leather shoes, but his henpecked temperament can't be concealed no matter what!
No, now I can't help but want to meet Luo Qingxin in person.

Fortunately, Han Xi stood by and held him down, comforting him constantly, "Calm down, calm down!"

As the general director, general consultant, and chief planner of this wedding, Han Xi snapped his fingers, and immediately there were two equally well-dressed zombies standing on both sides of the red carpet, with the bride a little forward, and began to throw Scatter petals.

Finally, Luo Qingxin couldn't help smiling, and looked up at Jiang Zhexi affectionately.

Those brimming water eyes seemed to be saying to him: "Don't move, wait for me to come to you!"

Jiang Zhe turned into a stable posture, and also looked at Luo Qingxin affectionately.

There was nothing to worry about, Han Xi walked down the steps, stood on both sides of the red carpet with the other zombies, watched the bride quietly, and walked towards the groom step by step...

Seeing Luo Qingxin walking step by step, Han Xi had a gentle smile on his lips.

Maybe if you don't get it, you will be bitter and lonely. After ten or twenty years, the place in your heart is still incomplete, but you still have no regrets.

Because, love is love!
Passing by in a pure white gauze skirt, Han Xi watched Luo Qingxin walk away from him and walk towards Jiang Zhexi.

Finally reached his side and said "I do" to him!
Han Xi thought, this love of his has come to an imperfect end so far.

It's just that I still can't help wishing extravagantly in my heart. If there is a next life, I hope Luo Qingxin can wait for me. The first person I met was him, and the first person I fell in love with was also him.

Then, like Jiang Zhexi now, he will personally put on a bright ring for her...

So, in this life, let's bless, silently, pray that she will be cared for all her life, carefully collected, and pray that Jiang Zhexi, together with his share, will take this hard-won love seriously.

Luo Qingxin, I wish you happiness...Han Xi bent his lips, and there were stars shining in his eyes...

At the end of the wedding, Han Xi quietly left ahead of time, leaving behind a note with the words: Luo Qingxin, I wish you happiness... I will spend the rest of my life sincerely wishing you happiness !
Han Xi is still the same Han Xi, singing wantonly on the way back to Leicheng, he will always remember, under the starry sky in the desert that night, Luo Qingxin said "I know" to him.

He also knew that he once asked Luo Qingxin: If the first person you met was me, the person you like...would it be me?
Luo Qingxin replied: Yes...he heard...

　When I heard Chen Xuedong's "See You Again" by chance, I thought at that time, this is the ending of Han Xi in my fantasy!
　　Maybe not all love is so perfect, but they are all worth commemorating for a lifetime, really, it’s good to have loved...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)