Stealing Your Heart

The journey from the villa to the wedding venue took roughly an hour. The heavy traffic slowed them down in such a densely populated city, but it was all accounted for. Zong Qifeng’s inquiries about an auspicious time were narrowed down to ten minutes past three. He was not concerned that they would be late.

The wedding entourage stood out like a sore thumb. Soon, the major media outlets had caught wind of this.

Everyone was curious to see Zong Jinghao’s betrothed and wanted to confirm if it was the woman they had spotted at the mall with him. After all, the news had made them seem quite intimate with each other.

The presence of this woman intrigued them.

Everyone realized she wasn’t a gold-digger based on what little they knew about the leaked news involving her extravagant dowry.

There had been other speculations as well. Some had claimed that the woman was planning on using her child to gain the upper hand.

They obviously couldn’t say that now, since she was proven to be from a rich and powerful family. There was no need for such tactics in the first place.

An extravagant wedding where both parties were a good match for each other naturally garnered blessings from the public.

Since the bride was beautiful and came from a good family, everyone was envious of her.

had been a nobody from a normal family, the rumors about her alleged marriage of convenience would have been worse. She’d have been accused of marrying into money and power. Who

public not

her senior. To the public, it didn’t

lounge to rest.

sofa with sweaty palms. Throughout the ride there, Zong Jinghao

she was left with a

know why I’m nervous. I

was a mess of emotions when Zong Jinghao held her hands and she thought of all that had happened in the past. It’s supposed

tried to soothe her.

what? I thought I’d be used to this, but who knew I’d be this anxious

Ya said, “That’s understandable. Women are sentimental

important rite of passage for women, akin to

married life. You, however, got to experience married life first, and now your marriage is such a grand affair. Isn’t it less risky that way? If things hadn’t turned out so well,

Qin Ya a faint smile,

a knock