2450 Leave Home for a Short While

Normally, the wedding shoes were hidden away by the bride's friends and relatives. If the bridegroom couldn't find the shoes on his own, he would have to turn to them for help by giving them red envelopes.

However, Xin Bei and his brothers were super good at finding things, so it wasn't difficult for them to find the shoes. Therefore, within only a minute, they successfully found the shoes.

Even though they found the shoes, Xin Bei still gave the friends and relatives a red envelope.

The Cao family was very satisfied with his generosity.

After that, he helped the bride put on the shoes, then they went to serve their parents tea in the living room.

Although daughters would get married after they grew up, as parents, it was hard not to cry when their daughters were leaving them. As a result, tears welled up in Tang Yunrong's eyes, but she did her best to fight them back.

Actually, even though Cao Wenxin was married, she would still live in the Cao family's house during her pregnancy because Xin Bei couldn't stay and take care of her. Thinking of that, Tang Yunrong felt much better.

Moreover, Xin Bei didn't have parents, and they would regard him as their own son. If Xin Bei agreed, he could live together with Cao Wenxin in the Cao family's house.

However, they wouldn't say that aloud, because it might cause misunderstanding. After all, Xin Bei was a grown-up man.

As a young couple, he and Cao Wenxin also preferred to live their own life. Therefore, when Xin Bei was absent, Cao Wenxin would stay in the Cao family's house, and when Xin Bei came back, she would go to live with him and live their own life.

Kneeling before Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua, Xin Bei promised them that he would treat Cao Wenxin to the best of his ability.

Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua believed his words. Nobody knew what would happen in the future, but they felt that Xin Bei was much more reliable than most people.

Even if anything happened and Xin Bei changed one day, they would take good care of Cao Wenxin.

At the same time, Xin Bei also apologized to them again. Because he was always occupied with work, he couldn't stay by Cao Wenxin's side most of the time. He needed them to help him take good care of Cao Wenxin.

As Cao Wenxin's parents, Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua would definitely do that, but Xin Bei proved he was a reliable man by doing that.

Xin Bei wasn't acting; he indeed had no choice. He was sincerely begging Cao Wenxin's parents to forgive him. As of today, Cao Wenxin would be his wife. He loved her, and he cared about her.

Successful people normally didn't have much time. Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua understood that very well. When Cao Wenxin and Cao Wenjun were little, they were basically raised by their grandparents.

If they married Cao Wenxin to a man who had a lot of free time to stay with her, the man couldn't have great achievements. The man should either be a good-for-nothing, rich, second-generation heir or lazy.

And the Cao family wouldn't choose a useless man.

Although Xin Bei wasn't born in a rich family or a family with a high status, he made great achievements on his own. And he had a bright future ahead. Cao Wenxin's parents appreciated him very much. After all, a man couldn't rely on his family to live his life.

The Cao family's close friends and relatives were very surprised when they heard that Cao Wenxin was going to marry a man who wasn't born in a super-rich family nor a family of power. They didn't understand why the Cao family would agree to marry Cao Wenxin to a man without an influential family. However, after they learned about Xin Bei's achievements, they didn't dare to disdain him.

After picking up the bride, the bride and bridegroom went to serve Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua with tea. Then Tang Yunrong and Cao Ruihua gave each of them a thick red envelope. Afterwards, they went out, heading to their house for the marriage.

Zi Beiying got in Gu Ning's car and they drove at the end of the motorcade, followed by Tang Jiayang, Gao Chengyun, and other people.

They went to send Cao Wenxin to her new home. Though only her family would stop at the door of the house.

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Watching Cao Wenxin leaving in the car, Tang Yunrong cried. Even though she knew that Cao Wenxin would come and live with them after the wedding, she still couldn't help it at this moment!

"Alright, alright, she'll come back and live with us after the wedding is over," said Cao Wenjun to comfort his mother.

"Right, she'll only leave for a short while. She'll be back in a few days," said Junior Mrs. Cao.

She agreed that Cao Wenxin could still live in the Cao family's house after she got married, because they had a good familial relationship.

Although she and Tang Yunrong argued with each other sometimes, they wouldn't harbor grudges.

They weren't biological sisters, but they were family, so they cared about each other's feelings.

She understood that Cao Wenxin was in a special situation because Xin Bei was too busy and no one could take care of her. Cao Wenxin was pregnant now, so she needed care. That was the reason why she chose to live with her parents.

Even if Xin Bei's mother was still alive and could take care of Cao Wenxin, it was totally fine if Cao Wenxin still wanted to live with her parents.

Junior Mrs. Cao also had a daughter, and she would be happy if her daughter could live with her even after she got married.

Only parents who had a daughter could understand that feeling.

Normally, it was hard for mothers-in-law to get along well with daughters-in-law, so mothers would always defend their daughters if their daughters encountered any trouble.

However, since she was reasonable, if her daughter made mistakes, she would criticize her.

Junior Mrs. Cao had good luck in her life. She got along well with her mother-in-law, because both of them were open-minded and cared about each other.

It wasn't realistic to expect there to be no conflict at all, and they sometimes argued, but it wasn't serious.

Unfortunately, in her own family, it was a little serious because both her mother and sister-in-law were domineering, and neither of them were willing to compromise.