To You, My Beloved

Everyone who came here was too embarrassed to come empty-handed, so they all brought gifts. Because three children were born at once, so there were three gifts. I have been in the hospital for nearly a month, and I don’t think there are many things on weekdays, so I packed them now. When I got up, I realized that the servants had brought three boxes of fruit candies and clothes into the car.

Therefore, when Mrs. Tang's cell phone rang, she didn't care at all and was just thinking about packing her luggage.

Tang Shi kept staring at his mother and saw that Mrs. Tang didn't check her phone for a long time, so she couldn't help but send another text message.

Mrs. Tang still didn't react at all and ordered the servant to carefully place some porcelain items in the car so as not to drop them.

After Tang Shi waited until Mrs. Tang finished her instructions, he finally couldn't help but remind his mother: "Mom, your phone rings again."

"Oh." Mrs. Tang responded, turning around and thinking about how to place the toys with Mrs. Gu in order to reduce the maximum space, like in a box.

Tang Shi let out a sigh of relief, then gritted his teeth and dialed a phone call to his mother.

The ringing continued for a while. Mrs. Tang finally took out her cell phone from her pocket, and Tang Shi quickly hung up the phone.

Mrs. Tang opened the call history and saw that it was a call from Tang Shi. She subconsciously wanted to speak, but Tang Shi stepped forward and asked, "Mom, who called you?"

Mrs. Tang glanced at Tang Shi strangely, but Tang Shi took advantage of this gap to quickly send a text message to Mrs. Tang: only three concise words: "Read the text message."

When Mrs. Tang received the text message, she first glanced at her son with a nervous look, and then read the text message.

"If you want Fruit Candy to be registered in our family's household register as soon as possible, then you can treat it as an unintentional mention of my marriage to Qingqing to Mrs. Gu."

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"Read the text message."

Although Mrs. Tang didn't know what medicine Tang Shi sold in the gourd, she was moved by the content of the first text message, so she silently put away her phone and naturally replied to Tang Shi: "Your dad Called."

Then he continued to pack things with Mrs. Gu.

About a minute later, Mrs. Tang suddenly spoke to Mrs. Gu: "Qin family, Qingcheng has finished confinement this month, shouldn't we think about marriage? Otherwise, we won't have time to celebrate the 100-day banquet with fruit candies. .”

Mrs. Gu didn't think there was anything wrong and said, "It's really time to consider their marriage."

Later, Mrs. Gu asked Tang Shi, "Ah Shi, when are you ready to get married?"

Of course, Tang Shi wanted to get the certificate and hold the wedding right away, but he pretended to respect Gu Qingcheng's opinion and said in a sincere tone: "I listen to everything."

As Tang Shi said this, he sent a text message to Mrs. Tang.

Mrs. Tang lowered her head, read the content of the text message, and then said: "In-laws, we want the wedding to be a glamorous one, and we definitely can't have a hasty wedding. However, Fruit Candy has been born for a month, so he should have registered as a household registration. Qingqing happens to be discharged from the hospital today, and she has a good day today, why not wait and let them get the marriage certificate, what do you think?"