The moment Tang Ying stepped into the village chief's house, her heart overflowed with excitement. From this moment on, she was a daughter-in-law of the Jing Family, crossing the threshold of the Jing Family's door!
Once in the living room, following tradition, the new couple had to offer tea to the groom's elders. After serving tea, the bride and groom had to carry a bag of candies and stand at the front door to scatter them.
Whoever caught more candies was believed to receive more of their happiness. The candy-throwing was the liveliest part, with endless laughter and joy.
Yet Tang Ying didn't notice that, among the crowd, a pair of eyes watched her with pain.
After grabbing candies, the children returned to the village chief's house and gathered around the black-and-white TV in the living room.
At this time, K City's satellite station was rebroadcasting last night's seven and eight o'clock episodes of "Sword Immortal Ranger."
