Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

The wedding venue was decorated in dominant colors of pink and white. It was like a fairy tale wedding; there was a pumpkin carriage and different sizes of shining crystal high heels, pink roses, pianos and other ornaments scattered around the hall. In the center of the stage was a ten-tiered wedding cake. Romantic music played in the background. The overall decoration looked absolutely luxurious and high-end.

A well-known MC walked onto the stage to announce the start of the ceremony. Soon, the two black doors that were three-meter high slowly opened up.

The spotlight was shone onto the doorway. Under the soft romantic melody, the bride, dressed in her magnificent wedding gown, slowly walked into the hall, holding a bouquet of pink and white roses in her hands; a long wedding train trailed behind her as she walked along the red carpet.

Everyone's attention was drawn to her.

Debbie, the day's heroine, wore a graceful smile and elegantly walked towards the dashing man on the other end of the red carpet.

Behind her were the two flower children—Sean and Evelyn.

Evelyn looked at the setting around her, wide-eyed. This was all really amazing and special because she was attending her own parents' wedding.

Sebastian walked Debbie down the aisle and gave her away to Carlos.

The wedding ring Debbie wore that day was the diamond ring which Carlos had given her a few years ago. The one that was almost the size of a pigeon egg! Carlos wanted to buy her a new ring, but Debbie refused. She insisted that she already had enough rings. On top of it all, this diamond ring carried a lot of good memories and reminded her of Carlos' love for her.

In the end, Carlos gave in and didn't insist further.

The wedding ceremony went smoothly. As a traditional rule, the couple bowed respectfully to the elders of the two families and served them tea. The family members gave them their blessings.

The grand ceremony went on for an hour, and it finally came to an end when the couple kissed affectionately, accompanied by a huge round of applause from the guests.

After the ceremony, the guests moved out of the hall. Carlos had arranged a few other programs to entertain their distinguished guests.

to watch the marine life

show, but they were not trained like those in an aquarium. They were attracted towards the island and they did what they usually did in the sea freely. It was the most natural show, with no harm caused

the bridesmaids, Debbie changed into a red Chinese

them, Debbie and Carlos walked arm in arm around the

publicly announce his true parentage, most of the guests already knew the truth. So, they all naturally considered Wade and Miranda as Carlos' real parents.

with him, were his wife and little child. When Carlos clinked glasses with Hayden, Hayden's wife whispered to Debbie,

right, this woman was the daughter of the Qin family, who had

I wouldn't have had the chance to win him over." It was as clear as crystal to everyone in Y City that Hayden had been crazily in

with her eyes and had also heard how coldly Debbie had turned Hayden down. At that time, she finally was sure that Debbie didn't

and heartbroken. His wife was clever enough to seize the opportunity to comfort him and get close to him. Since they were already married,

manner. Each time, it hurt Hayden and was a

birth to a daughter for Hayden, so their relationship had improved even more. They were

what she meant, Debbie smiled and raised her glass. "Don't thank me. You strove for your own happiness. I had nothing

Huo." The two women smiled at each

his wife. They had gotten married two years ago. When Debbie and Carlos approached the table he was sitting at, they found him

didn't call him "Uncle Gus" at all. What was worse, Decker was trying to take

it. He wasn't afraid of his so-called uncle. In Decker's eyes, Gus was just as childish as Debbie. He was a matured married man, but he dealt

Be polite," Debbie said to him. Besides her mother, among the Lu family, Debbie only acknowledged two other

wasn't convinced. "He's your uncle Gus, not mine. He's younger than me! I

I won't blame you for what you have done. But if you continue to mess with the Lu Group,

sneered, "Won't let me off the hook? Who cares? Let me tell you this now. Go back and tell Elroy Lu, we will

he said "we," he meant

but considering that it