The stars of the wedding, Fu Yisheng and Lu Qingqing, were the juniors seated at the lowest position, listening to the elders chat.
Before the dishes arrived, they occasionally stood up to refill tea for their elders.
Luckily, nobody smoked; otherwise, Fu Yisheng would have had to offer cigarettes as well.
The Lu Family was in the teaching profession and always led by example.
Song Xiufeng disliked the feeling of being eroded by tobacco and alcohol. As such, Song Xiuluan, who had been called to join the meal, felt too embarrassed to let everyone suffer from secondhand smoke.
Only Fu Ying, who had mixed with society in his younger years and was addicted to smoking like it was his life, managed to quit decisively because Qin Wanyang disliked the smell of smoke, and he wished to accompany his beloved wife for a long, long time.
It was clear on the cigarette packs that smoking was harmful to health.
The private room was filled with just a faint scent of tea, very refreshing.
