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Chapter 496 Accompanying the New Sister-in-Law

The other sons of the Wang family were secretly relieved that their little sister, Ayu, was the youngest in the family.

When they get married, Sister Ayu can wear the hairpins.

Their future marriage will surely be harmonious and beautiful.

Wang Dalang went through many procedures himself when it came to his marriage, especially with the help of Changfu, he did many things by himself.

He thought he was well prepared, but he was still a little nervous standing in front of the sedan chair.

"Alright, big brother, you can lift the sedan curtain now!" Little Ayu popped out and stood in front of Wang Dalang.

Wang Dalang looked at her amusedly: "Then why are you still blocking the way?"

Little Ayu spread her hands and sighed, "Oh dear, now that my older brother has a sister-in-law, he's become stingy. You can't see that Ayu's hands are empty; he didn't get anything."

Wang Dalang then realized that he had been too nervous and had forgotten to give Hongbao.

Little Ayu squeezed the red envelope handed to her, then happily stepped aside.

A matchmaker called out from the side, "The magpie is calling, the groom has arrived! Miss Qu, please alight from the sedan chair. Extend your hand first, then lift your foot. My son, don't forget your mother's instructions!"

As soon as he said that, everyone around him burst out laughing.

The reason is simple: all the things the matchmaker shouts along the way are things the groom's side needs to prepare.

Everyone thought that this matchmaker would be able to spout some very cultured phrases.

I pricked up my ears, wanting to appreciate what the cultured person had to say.

After all, the Wang family can be considered to be entirely composed of scholars.

I never expected it to be such sloppy talk.

"Oh my, who wrote this poem urging the sedan chair to leave?"

"It sounds like something a village kid would say casually."

"This is so funny it'll make your stomach hurt!"

An insider said, "It was written by Wang Wulang, and I think Wang Dalang liked it quite a bit." Everyone looked at Wang Dalang's expression and found that he was indeed quite happy.

His younger brothers were very enthusiastic; they wrote down the phrases the matchmakers had to say along the way.

Wang Dalang didn't feel ashamed; on the contrary, he felt very happy.

Wang Dalang also showed these "poems" to Qu Shuqiu, and Qu Shuqiu thought they were very good.

She was marrying into a farming family, so there was no need to be overly formal or pedantic. The villagers wouldn't understand, and that would only create a bad atmosphere.

Along the way, the groom carries the bride, they step over a fire basin, and they also have to go to the wedding ceremony and serve tea to their parents.

The matchmaker would recite each step of the process.

Each time it was read aloud, everyone burst into laughter, creating a lively atmosphere.

After the wedding ceremony, Qu Shuqiu was led to Wang Dalang's courtyard.

That was built specifically for Wang Dalang at the request of Old Mrs. Wang.

The villagers were a little uncomfortable with the presence of the Registrar Qu and his wife, and didn't even want to sit too close to them.

Grandma Wang handed over the task of greeting guests to Mr. and Mrs. Wang Chuanfu, instructing them to handle the guests.

He then sat in the seat and spoke with the mother of the registrar.

As they were talking, Qu Zhubu's mother said, "My dear in-law, I just saw your Ayu a moment ago, but where is she now?"

"Tangyuan, where did Ayu go?" Grandma Wang asked Tangyuan, who was helping to serve the dishes.

Tangyuan said, "The young master went with Madam Sun."

It turned out that Xiao Ayu had come over to keep Qu Shuqiu company because she knew that Qu Shuqiu would be sitting in the new house for two hours.

Qu Shuqiu originally had two maids by her side, but when she married into the family, her mother replaced them with another maid named Haitang.

At this moment, Haitang was helping to set up the table in the new room and brought Qu Shuqiu a plate of rice cakes: "Miss, have something to eat first."

(End of this chapter)