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Chapter 154 - 154 154 Qi Yunfan Proposes
Chapter 154 - 154 154 Qi Yunfan Proposes
?Chapter 154: Chapter 154 Qi Yunfan Proposes Chapter 154: Chapter 154 Qi Yunfan Proposes “Ah, the invitation isn’t a big deal at all, Brother Yunfan, you don’t need to worry about it; it’s really not a big thing to me. Although I have a friend who can help get invitations, they can only get three at most, so the five you wanted before, I’m afraid I won’t be able to get them.”
Wen Nianyou said, lowering her head, apologetically, “I’m sorry, Brother Yunfan, I’m still not as good as Chuyi. She could probably help you get five at once. She’s so amazing, no wonder you like her and not me. I’ve lost.”
Qi Yunfan’s tone was filled with affection, “What nonsense are you talking about, ‘you’ve lost’? You’re such a silly girl. I stopped liking her long ago. The person I like now is you. What does it matter if she can get five? She wouldn’t give me any.”
“Three are already enough. When I asked Chuyi for five, it wasn’t just for myself; it was for you, too.”
“I’ve felt guilty about not being able to bring you to the event last time, so I decided this time, no matter what, I’m going to take you.”
Wen Nianyou was incredibly touched, “Brother Yunfan, you’re so good to me. I’m really lucky to have a boyfriend like you.”
“Boyfriend? I’m not just your boyfriend now, I’m your fiancé, Youyou.”
Qi Yunfan spoke, knelt down on one knee, then pulled out a diamond ring, “Youyou, will you marry me? I will never part with you for the rest of my life.”
Wen Nianyou was surprised and then burst into tears, moved, “Brother Yunfan, you… you’re actually proposing to me! Oh my gosh, am I dreaming?”
“It’s not a dream, Youyou. You are so outstanding; I’ve wanted to propose to you for a long time, but things have been a little hectic recently, which caused a delay.”
Wen Nianyou accepted the ring, “I will, Brother Yunfan, I will marry you!”
The two quickly embraced in a loving and passionate hug.
Shi Youjin watched this scene from the shadows, feeling happy for his daughter.
If he and Lin Yueqin hadn’t switched their daughter to the Wen Family, how could she have possibly married a gentleman from high society like this?
He was a poor security guard, making only two thousand yuan a month before going to jail, barely enough for subsistence.
Although his wife Lin Yueqin earned a bit more, she also worked in servitude, without any dignity when stepping outside.
With such parents, what use would their daughter’s efforts be? In the future, she would still end up working like an ox and horse for others, then marry a boy of equally poor background, bear little oxen and horses, and repeat their impoverished lives.
Better to risk it for wealth and status, and directly give their daughter a life of luxury.
Now their daughter had been transformed into a young lady of a wealthy family, even having a young master from a Wealthy Family proposing to her in a luxury sports car—how blissful she must be!
In the future, their daughter would definitely not let him and Lin Yueqin suffer in poverty again. They would be able to live the affluent Wen Family lifestyle in their old age.
He would no longer need to work as a security guard, taking orders from others, and Lin Yueqin wouldn’t have to be a servant anymore, either.
He took another long, deep look at his daughter, then left.
Though his daughter had changed as she grew up, her eyes still held a shadow of his, while her mouth and nose resembled her mother’s, unbelievably beautiful, like a fairy.
His wonderful daughter had been given to Lady Wen to raise. Madam Wen truly hit the jackpot.
He went home, took out the spending money Ye Chuyi gave him, and counted it. There was actually a full five thousand.
Where did she get so much money?
His mind had been occupied with his daughter and wife; he had forgotten to ask about her current job. She shouldn’t have been able to find any good job either.
He checked out the clothes and shoes Ye Chuyi bought for him; they seemed to be of decent quality.
He only kept one outfit and a pair of shoes. He packed up the rest and left the house.
He found a night market and set up a stall, prepared to turn these unnecessary items into cash.
Contrary to his expectations, although he had marked up the price of the clothes and shoes quite high, 300 yuan for a garment, 200 yuan for a pair of shoes, they were still snatched up rapidly by customers.