Love Symphony: Let Your Heart Beat for Me-Chapter 168 - 85 Protecting You for a Lifetime (3) (End of Main Story)
It can be seen that Fu Weiheng’s status in the classical music circle should not be underestimated.
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Before the ceremony, Fu Weiheng was busy outside welcoming guests, while Su Wan waited in the hall’s lounge.
It seemed that Qin Mu had been roped in by Shen Junshu to help, while Xu Chengyang and Yang Erjin were representing Su Wan in greeting the college classmates attending the wedding banquet. The elders were also entertaining family and friends. So, in the vast lounge, only Su Wan and Yao Ye sat facing each other, both at a loss for words—
Su Wan: "..."
Yao Ye: "..."
Yao Ye yawned again and said, "Wanwan, I’m so tired... Even though it’s not me getting married, I’m as exhausted as a dog..."
Su Wan glanced at the time and said, "You should take a nap; I don’t have anything to do right now either."
Yao Ye hesitated, then waved her hand, "I’d better not, I can’t bear to leave you here alone."
Su Wan laughed, "Go ahead; it might get busier later, I can read a book in the meantime."
In the end, Yao Ye was persuaded by Su Wan to rest on the sofa bed next door.
Su Wan picked up a book to read, but before long, there was a knock on the lounge door. Someone gently pushed it open a crack, and Su Wan heard a familiar voice before seeing the person: "Wanwan..."
"Come in," Su Wan put down her book and greeted the person with a smile.
After closing the door, Wen He came over and glanced around, her eyes instantly showing a hint of amazement: "Wanwan, you look... too beautiful in your wedding dress!"
Su Wan lowered her gaze to the wedding dress she was wearing and smiled, "You would look even more beautiful in a wedding dress."
Wen He chuckled, "Me? Forget it, I don’t even know where my husband is..."
Su Wan: "You’ll find him eventually."
Wen He: "I’ll take your word for it!"
The two chatted for a while, and soon more people knocked on the door, her college classmates entering one after another.
Over the next hour, Su Wan began to receive visits from classmates and family friends. Wen He quietly sat by her side, keeping her company.
Finally, after seeing off the last visitor, Su Wan rubbed her neck a bit tiredly and turned to Wen He with a light laugh: "Sorry for keeping you here with me for so long."
"What are you saying? I’d be bored outside anyway." Wen He came over and tidied Su Wan’s hair, enviously saying, "Wanwan, you’re so happy."
Su Wan: "You will be too."
The lounge door opened again, and both of them turned to look. Fu Weiheng entered, looking impeccable in his sharp suit.
Wen He respectfully addressed him, "Mr. Fu."
He closed the door behind him and walked over, nodding at Wen He before crouching down in front of Su Wan, asking gently, "Are you tired?"
Wen He smiled knowingly, sensing she should leave the lounge quietly.
Just as she closed the door, Wen He turned and intended to go to the washroom, but she bumped into someone unexpectedly before she could look up.
It was probably a sturdy man, and though the impact wasn’t strong, it hurt her shoulder blade quite a bit. Wen He instinctively rubbed the sore spot, about to apologize, when a clear male voice came from above her—
"Sorry."
The voice sounded familiar to Wen He, and just as she was about to say, "It’s okay," she looked up and immediately changed it to, "It’s you?"
Qin Yan turned his head and, seeing the woman whose height reached his shoulder, was momentarily stunned.
Inside the lounge
Fu Weiheng brushed aside a strand of hair that had fallen loose and asked again, "Are you hungry?"
Su Wan nodded honestly, "A little."
Fu Weiheng gently squeezed her arm, "Want to eat something?"
The force he used was just right, alleviating her discomfort. She shook her head, "No, the wedding dress is too tight; eating might make my belly show."
He said, "Hang in there a bit longer."
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Once the time came, all the guests had arrived and were seated orderly inside the grand hall, waiting for the ceremony to begin.
The spacious hall was filled with melodious chimes, and then the band started playing a romantic wedding march. The doors of the hall gently opened, and Fu Weiheng stood tall at the altar, facing the doors, waiting silently with everyone present for the bride’s arrival.
The veil, originally draped down the back, was drawn over her face. Su Wan held onto Mr. Qin’s arm, taking step after step towards the end of the red carpet, towards Fu Weiheng.
The moment Mr. Qin placed Su Wan’s hand into Fu Weiheng’s palm, Fu Weiheng’s heart seemed to be filled with something at once, feeling that his life was both happy and complete.
The minister started the ceremony, looking at the attractive couple before him, and asked, "Mr. Fu Weiheng, do you take Miss Su Wan to be your wife, to live together in accordance with the teachings of the Bible, to be united with her in the presence of God, to love, comfort, honor, and protect her, as you love yourself? Will you remain faithful to her for as long as you both shall live, regardless of illness or health, wealth or poverty?"
Fu Weiheng glanced at the crucified Jesus behind the minister and then lovingly turned his gaze to the person he cherished most beside him, saying, "I do."
The minister then asked, "Miss Su Wan, do you take Mr. Fu Weiheng to be your husband, to live together in accordance with the teachings of the Bible, to be united with him in the presence of God, to love, comfort, honor, and protect him, as you love yourself? Will you remain faithful to him for as long as you both shall live, regardless of illness or health, wealth or poverty?"
Su Wan turned her head to meet his eyes, smiling warmly, "I do."
Minister: "Please exchange rings."
Amidst all the heartfelt blessings and hopes, they recited their vows, exchanged rings, and embraced each other tightly.
Su Wan watched as the wedding ring was slowly slipped onto her ring finger by him, eyes brimming with tears.
Dad, look, we’re married.
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—Fu Weiheng, did you know? Marlinsky once said, "An inexperienced first love is enchanting, but a love that withstands the test of time is priceless. To me, meeting you, my first love, is both enchanting and priceless. As the years pass, may I spend them with you."
—Su Wan, knowing you, understanding you, loving you, these are the most precious things in my life. A lifetime is but a fleeting moment; from now on, there is only parting in death, not life.
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