She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s-Chapter 685 Zhao Tianhe Gets Married 3

Auntie Wang got off her bicycle when she reached Mr. and Mrs. Wang’s house and led the way outside, heading towards the Wang family home.

"Sister-in-law is here..."

Somebody immediately greeted Auntie Wang upon seeing her.

They had heard that Wang Yuemei’s match was introduced by Auntie Wang, believing the young man to be decent, which is why they had arranged for the two to be together.

Then they saw the procession of the groom.

The guy on the bicycle up front with a red silk sash must be today’s groom.

Today, Zhao Tianhe had trimmed his beard and didn’t have a buzz cut. His hair, styled with Yun Xiaoxiao’s hairspray, revealed his entire forehead, ensuring it wouldn’t become disheveled.

Behind him followed several more bicycles.

Cao Dali was robust.

Fang Chaoyang was refined and cultured.

Zhao Tianlei could be considered the group’s face value representative.

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Zhao Tianlei saw they had arrived, and since no firecrackers had been set off yet on this side, he had no choice but to take out a string of firecrackers, light them, and throw them a distance away to set off.

People of the Wang family watched this scene, some holding back laughter, others looking on in surprise.

When they reached the bottom of the Wang family building, they parked their bicycles, locked them, and only then did Zhao Tianhe lead them upstairs.

Brother Wang had originally planned to set off firecrackers, but he didn’t expect that the groom’s party would beat him to it.

"Red envelopes, red envelopes...."

Children swarmed up, clamoring for red envelopes.

Zhao Tianhe handed out two to each child, not a penny each, but a ten-cent red envelope each.

Some children, still wanting more after receiving theirs, were given candy by Cao Dali, who had brought sweets with him.

"Have some candy, have some candy....."

And so Zhao Tianhe, with his groomsmen, finally broke through the crowd of children and arrived at the entrance of the Wang family home.

"Red envelopes, red envelopes..."

Zhao Tianhe took out more red envelopes from his pocket and began to distribute them one by one.

"The red envelopes are too small, no good."

"Huzi, stop your little uncle so he can’t take away your little aunt....."

It seemed these children must be the Wang family’s grandchildren.

"Have some candy, have some candy, we’ll give you more candy."

"Brother-in-law, if you want to take Yuemei away, you’ll need a big red envelope," Sister-in-law Wang moved in to block the way.

Zhao Tianhe said with a smile, "Sister-in-law, I only prepared some small red envelopes."

"Then just wrap a big one on the spot."

Auntie Wang was speechless at this daughter-in-law.

"Daughter-in-law, take the red envelopes if you want them, we’ll just give you a few more, don’t delay the auspicious time."

It was quite rare for a groom like Xiao He to behave this way.

The kids crowded around, so he handed out red envelopes.

If you look around, there are only a few grooms who still carry red envelopes, giving out candy, that’s already considered nice.

But Xiao He wasn’t just handing out red envelopes, he was giving away candy as well.

What’s wrong, isn’t that enough?

"Sister-in-law....."

Sister-in-law Wang was somewhat dissatisfied but didn’t show it on her face.

Wang Dongmei’s gaze swept over the group of groomsmen and finally landed on Zhao Tianlei and Fang Chaoyang, surprised to see handsome men beside her brother-in-law.

One looked particularly handsome, dressed in a down jacket, and the other carried an air of elegance, appearing scholarly.

After the youngest sister’s return visit, she must ask her to introduce them.

Zhao Tianhe finally reached the bride just before he was about to run out of red envelopes.

"Yuemei..."

The entrance was very close to the living room, and though many people were standing around, Wang Yuemei could hear and vaguely see what was happening.

She felt a bit embarrassed.

"Brother Xiao He..."

Seeing he had finally received his bride.

"The bride and groom, together, express their gratitude to the parents."

They approached Mr. and Mrs. Wang and bowed deeply to them.