Facing an Ancient God for a Year

Chapter 2724: Chapter 2719: The Bride’s Reason

So Mr. Ji Sr., are you defying the heavens? Where did you get those words from?

Although triangles have stability, a love triangle might not possess this characteristic.

Not to mention the big issue of ”Queen or Queen Consort”.

Faced with Don Juan’s remarks, Fu Qian sighed inwardly at that moment.

Moreover, although the development of the situation was shocking, the viewing experience was quite leisurely this time.

Because the intense confrontation between father and son was so eye-catching, not only was Fu Qian undisturbed, even the sixth camera was a bystander throughout, forgotten by everyone.

While listening to the groom’s lines throughout, Fu Qian acknowledged the dedication of the senior.

It was so full of youthful energy; Mr. Ji Sr. must have put a lot of effort into this role, right?

Actually, just talking about the groom, the extent of going too far wasn’t explosive.

If you are a bit tolerant, you could understand it as a protected young person exaggerating immature thoughts.

Viewing children as extensions of one’s life is a common mindset for many people.

Including the next generation indulging in pleasure, it feels normal to enjoy that too.

But the problem still lies in that Mr. Ji Sr. is not here to act rebellious.

No matter how natural it seems, the primary goal is most likely to deal with Jose.

And at this moment, one has to marvel at how well this entry point is handled.

The perfect immaturity, frantically jumping beside the red line, making the situation simmer continuously while avoiding Jose flipping the table.

Earlier, we already saw the latter’s vigilance. If things got too problematic, Fu Qian had no doubt about Mr. Jose’s capabilities.

The wedding becoming a joke is nothing to him.

Even with the current situation, Jose’s displayed tolerance has been quite unusual.

This is also one point Fu Qian highly praises about Mr. Ji Sr.’s preparation work.

Clearly, the latter grasped certain things, that previous question I found strange—

Why is Jose so particularly attentive and accommodating to Don Juan’s wedding?

It’s not just about the comfort of seeing offspring getting married; the wedding clearly has significant meaning for him.

So unless the situation deteriorates beyond acceptance, he is still disinclined to destroy it all.

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”The one I chose is certainly the right one for me.”

After seriously listening to Don Juan’s speech, Jose’s expression had grown more profound, yet he still directly responded to what was said.

”Aren’t you being a bit two-faced? You keep saying you want to pursue yourself; have you respected her self?

”Is it my right person, or your right person that’s important? Shouldn’t you ask who is the right one for her?”

He gestured slightly toward the bride, and his somewhat stern tone was surprisingly righteous.

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Indeed, it’s a match between masters.

Mr. Jose’s words might be convoluted, but translated, they’re quite simple—

Only you enjoy freedom to love, claiming to break free from parental control, how come when it’s about others, you start applying double standards?

Does it matter who satisfies you? Who satisfies her is what matters, right?

Truly using the spear of others to attack their shield.

Hmm...

And the effect is remarkable.

Without resorting to Extraordinary Power, it looks like he successfully trapped the groom.

Even if beneath the young face is essentially Mr. Ji Sr., he momentarily had no words, his gaze falling on the delicately made-up face that was supposed to be the focus today.

Yet the scene turned her into the most humiliated character.

In front of all the guests, the newlywed husband did not declare vows of unwavering fidelity; instead, it was a declaration of rebellion.

And she was regarded as the shackle, true love hidden in the unstageable audience...

Anyone with an ounce of self-respect would consider it a great shame—

”I said from the beginning that I have never doubted my choice.”

However, facing Don Juan’s gaze and all the others that followed, she displayed extreme emotional stability.

Her eyes subtly shimmered with tears, not even attempting to hide this, she used a calm and determined tone to repeat the words she said at the beginning, emphasizing they weren’t rehearsed vows.

...

There was a moment when the raging flames of jealousy in the venue seemed to pause.

After all, it was a testimony of true feelings in adversity, the words spoken in this scene clearly carried extra persuasiveness.

And this unusual tolerance seemed to allow the ladies, initially intending to replace her, to momentarily empathize and ponder whether they could do the same.

So why could the Executioner do it?

Fu Qian wasn’t actually concerned about the results of the ladies’ comparisons but rather about their comparison target.

Looking at the origins of Princess Xing’s Eyes, this one had a rough post-marital experience.

The husband suddenly died, she gave birth but went insane, and ended in a pitiful demise...

All these seem to suggest the bride got involved with some unimaginable shadow.

Suspected to be tainted by Lord of Father’s Amnion, you could say it confirms it.

But just these don’t seem enough to explain why such deep emotion could be born from this arranged marriage.

”I’ve known you far longer than you’ve known me, so the difference between us is that I know what the correct answer is.”

She continued speaking, her tone still calm and eloquent.

And from what she meant, it seemed she truly understood Don Juan’s behavior at the moment as some overly intense pre-wedding anxiety.

Though the reason was rather particular, ”I’ve known you longer than you’ve known me”—the probability of such a thing happening shouldn’t be too high?

In pondering, Fu Qian seemed to grasp something—

Mr. Jose told Don Juan that the bride on the holy platform was the right one for him and firmly believed it...

The bride acted strangely even before the grand ceremony, and in the entire Em House Palace, she wasn’t the only one behaving peculiarly...

As a High-level Extraordinary, except for Don Juan’s small room, it would be hard for the Em Palace to hide secrets from Jose...

It seems hard to imagine the odd behaviors of various people going unnoticed by him, so Mr. Jose must have always known something was off about today’s Em House Palace, just cautiously preventing himself from being influenced...

To even push it further, this scenario is what he expected?

If so, as one of today’s important figures, the bride being his carefully chosen one seems quite convincing.

So why choose the Executioner—because of Father’s Amnion.

The bride was not tainted after coming to Em House Palace, but because she was tainted, she was chosen to come to Em House Palace.