Chapter 1878 Wedding

Pengze walked up to Gu Hui and took out the bouquet of flowers.

Gu Hui: “?”

Pengze: “Huihui, this is for you. I thought all kinds of flowers could overshadow your beauty, but I never thought that these flowers are too inferior, not even a fraction of Huihui’s. I hope Huihui doesn’t mind, just bear with them!”

Gu Hui looked at the flowers, then looked at Pengze, reached out and touched Pengze’s forehead, intending to touch her own, but was grabbed by Pengze.

Pengze gently pulled, and Gu Hui fell into his arms.

The year before last, less than a month after the two got married, Gu Xin had an accident, and then he went to look for Gu Xin, and the two separated. Later, he found her, and Pengze came back and took Gu Hui to the west, and then there were various battles, and finally he rushed back.

A couple who have been married for two years may have one child, but they didn’t do much to make a baby.

Men and women of this age, now free, how could they continue to live like the past two years?

Pengze didn’t give Gu Hui a chance to speak again, and blocked her mouth.

Gu Hui, on the other hand, was not a shy girl. If you come on strong, I can be stronger than you. I don't care whether it's day or night.

Come on!

Peng Ze arrived home in the afternoon, and went back to his room after seeing the old man and the general.

Anyway, no one disturbed them, and they were busy until dark.

After dark, the two changed and came to the Kangwang Mansion.

Gu Hui was teased by Princess Jinghe, Gu Nian, and He Sanniang for a long time. If it weren't for the presence of Gu Xin, Gu Si, Huo Yanyu, Xie Zhiyi, and Princess Shalin, the topic was not suitable for children, and they could have talked for a long time.

Gu Hui thought that her second sister, Gu Nian, was led astray by Princess Jinghe and He Sanniang. Look, what are they talking about!

A short absence is better than a new love. I haven't seen you for a long time. You have become much more rosy. It seems that my brother-in-law...

August 20, everything is suitable.

The wedding of the prefect of Kunzhou and Princess Jinghe was held on this day.

Qian Liangduo lost both his parents when he was young, and he had no relatives in his family. Only his uncle in the family gave him money to study in his early years, but after he finished his studies and passed the imperial examination, his uncle died of illness.

From then on, he was alone, so he had no relatives on this side of the wedding.

It was Cai Xiaolian who took people to help him decorate the new room in the government office.

There were more guests in the Kangwang Mansion. Almost all the families of officials above the third rank in the capital arrived, and almost all of Princess Jinghe's friends of the same age who had played well in the capital in those years, except for those who were pregnant, attended.

At noon that day, nearly a hundred tables were set up in the Kangwang Mansion.

In the afternoon, Lu Zheng, Xue Qianyu, Huo Junhao, and Peng Erlang and Peng Silang, who were not married, accompanied Qian Liangduo from the government office and came to the Kangwang Mansion to welcome the bride.

When the auspicious time came, the prince of Kang carried Princess Jinghe out and got on the sedan chair.

The dowry was carried out of the Kangwang Mansion and circled Kuncheng with the team.

The Kangwang Mansion was rich and powerful. A total of forty pairs of maids and servants walked on both sides of the street. The servants carried red sacks and the maids carried festive bamboo baskets filled with wedding candies and wedding money.

They never stopped scattering wedding money and candies along the way.

There was a servant next to each dowry in the team, holding a half-person-high painting.

These paintings were not landscape paintings or figure paintings, but life paintings.

Each painting had two common protagonists, the bride and groom who were getting married today.

From the first dowry to the last, the painting depicted the encounter between the princess and the scholar, scene by scene, which was particularly vivid.

Qian Liangduo used his painting to swear to Princess Jinghe that from the first heartbeat to the rest of his life together, he would do his best to protect the most beautiful princess in my heart.