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On the morning of my husband and we got married, my husband and his family went to the hotel to pick me up because our hometown is quite far away, it's only half of China! So it was picked up from his home hotel to his home. When we arrived at the hotel where we were staying, he opened the door and went in, and then I felt his embarrassment (fuck, it was so easy to come in? No one blocked the door?), my hometown does not have this custom of blocking doors, right? like. Or how many people in my family were not embarrassed to block that day? I do not know either. However, the two of me forced my husband to be dumbfounded, a little bit square, and when I walked in, I greeted my parents and said to my mom that I would take her away? My parents are also very dumb, and they have no experience in marrying a daughter for the first time. Later, my husband thought about it, no, he prepared a red envelope, and then everyone gave it a red envelope. This time I felt relieved. Following him were my wife’s sister-in-law and nephew, and my sister-in-law was inexperienced. My husband put on shoes for me, and my sister-in-law gave me a red envelope in a panic, saying it was money for the car. Then my husband took me away. There was no communication during the whole process, no words to speak, everyone was very quiet, it felt like watching their pigs being carried into the car and sold. Now think about my husband giving you red envelopes, one for each person, which makes me so ridiculous

Husband’s classmates make up for the wedding. They have two children. Their 10-year-old daughter and four-year-old son follow their mother to hold the wedding dress. Then I don't know why my son started crying loudly, rolling all over the floor. . . Everyone's persuasion was to no avail, then the ceremony was interrupted and the bride coaxed the baby. . The bear child still refused, stretched out his hand to scratch his mother, and tore off the veil and flowers. . . Later, his father couldn't bear to beat him up, and then he kept crying from the beginning to the end. . . .

I got married and went out of my uncle's house. There is a custom of blocking the door. My husband arrived at 8 o'clock and rushed upstairs with the best man team! My uncle's house is also ready, the first door and the second door are guarding people! It's the door! It's about to knock! It's quiet! ready! Then my husband rang the doorbell... The door was stunning... The operation was too civilized to react for a while... Then the aunt, who had been preparing sweet soup in the kitchen, walked over naturally and opened the door. It was my husband who was shocked, huh? Are you here? It turned out that she thought it was her relatives who arrived, and she was thinking about not opening the door...Everyone reacted...but it was too late...The buddies who picked up the family afterwards told me that they were also shocked by my husband's operation...Later I asked him what he thought. Yes, he said that at the time he didn't think about how to call the first sentence to indicate that it had arrived. He was always implicit, and my wife couldn't say such words when I came, so he rang the doorbell...