Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

“Camryn, please give me some time. I’ll call my mother right away.”

Callum kissed Camryn on the face and then quickly called Rosella.

It took a while for Rosella to answer Callum’s call.

“Mom, are you free?”

Rosella asked, “I just got up. I have nothing to do today. What’s the matter? Do you need mom’s help?”

When Callum grew up, he rarely needed help from his parents for anything.

Rosella felt as though her children were not in need of her.

Callum said, “Camryn and I plan to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get our marriage certificate before noon. I don’t have my household registration book with me. Can you or my dad bring the household registration book to me now? Or I can ask someone to send it to me. I’m thinking going back and forth will delay the formalities until the afternoon, and I don’t want to delay it until the afternoon.”

If he hadn’t brought his household registration book, Callum would have wanted to take Camryn to the Civil Affairs Bureau to go through the marriage procedures right now.

love with Camryn, he looked forward to

at that time. Facing the excellent him, she felt a little inferior. She hesitated and even thought about accepting his feelings for

to FC Manor several times just to ask Dr. Carden to treat her eyes. After she found out, she mustered up the courage to spend the rest of her life

always hoped to actually see him before getting

to know what the man she married looked

Callum said to her future mother-in-law, Camryn’s face turned

He was so impatient…

said with a smile, “I’m free.

house. I didn’t go back to the company in

it to you now.

forgot about the diamond ring. I had already ordered an eternity diamond ring and put it in the safe in my room, and I changed the password of the safe

get the household registration book and the diamond ring. I will send

would be closer to go directly to the Civil Affairs Bureau, so she asked Callum to take Camryn to wait at the

Callum had no

said, “Camryn, I asked my mother to bring me the household registration book, and she sent it directly to the door of the Civil Affairs