"The boy and girl, move closer together. The boy, give us a smile. A little closer. Repeat after me: 'Cheese!'" Tong Nian never liked having her picture taken, especially group photos, and the photographer was incredibly long-winded. They were practically thirty, yet he kept calling them "boy and girl." It was embarrassing just to hear. Remembering that she still had a package to pick up at the door, Tong Nian got up as the photographer was about to take another shot and told him she had something urgent to do and had to leave. Then she turned to Ji Shengran and whispered, "My package is here. They're hurrying me to come get it. I don't think we need the rest of the vows and all that. You hold on to the marriage certificate for now and give it to me when I get back. You still have to go to work, and you can't be late. I hate getting docked pay. Good luck at work. Bye! Call me if anything comes up."
As Ji Shengran watched her walk away, an almost imperceptible smile appeared on his face. He took out his phone and called someone. "Tell the housekeeper and the servants to move out this afternoon. Yes, the cook doesn't need to come every day either. The fish has taken the bait. It's time to get the cage ready and raise it properly."
Inner Monologue: This is the most worrying thing