After Canary Was Reborn, He Was Favored As a Boss

   Chapter 934 Wedding Banquet 3

   "Ha, you are quite clear about your position."

  Suddenly there was a joking voice next to him, and when they turned their heads, they found that it was Xu Junhao.

  Seeing He Xiran looking behind him nervously and expectantly, Xu Junhao said directly: "Don't look, my second brother is not here."

  He Xiran heaved a sigh of relief in disappointment, and then looked at Xu Junhao, "You are dressed like a dog today."

  Xu Junhao sneered, "With your attitude, if you still want to be my second sister-in-law, you might as well be dreaming."

  He Xiran's attitude and tone immediately changed, with a flattering smile on his face, "I made a slip of the tongue, you are imposing and talented today, and there is no one here who is more handsome than you."

   "That's more or less."

   Seeing the familiarity of the two, Su Zhi felt curious, but didn't ask any more questions.

When it was time to start the banquet, Su Zhi directly led everyone to their seats, and after everyone was seated, they brought out wedding candies, melon seeds, and fruits, and did not forget to remind them kindly: "Don't eat too much, dinner is about to start, today's lunch I have carefully selected them to ensure that you will be satisfied."

   Jian Mengying originally reached out to grab the wedding candy, but when she heard Su Zhi's words, she immediately retracted her hand.

   After chatting with everyone, Su Zhi was about to leave to greet other guests, but He Xiran suddenly grabbed her.

   "Su Zhi, this is the red envelope I gave to Auntie. It's not very thick. Hehe, it's a little bit of my heart. I wish Auntie a happy second marriage and happiness."

  Before Su Zhi had time to respond, others also took out red envelopes and stuffed them into her hands.

   "This is mine, I wish Auntie and Uncle a happy marriage for a hundred years!"

  Su Zhi accepted it with a smile, "Thank you, I will bring you a return gift later."

   "It's okay, Su Zhi, you are busy with your work, don't worry about us, we are familiar with each other."

   When it was close to 11:00, the groom and the convoy finally arrived.

  After a salute of guns, the banquet officially began.

   This banquet was mainly to thank the villagers for taking care of Xu Mei’s family on weekdays. It was not considered a formal wedding banquet, so there was no process of toasting, but Cao Zhibang and Xu Mei still greeted each other with wine.

  Su Zhi and Cao Yan followed behind, distributing wedding candies and gifts in return to the villagers.

  People in rural areas pay attention to practicality, and Xu Mei prepared a very practical gift in return, a can of expensive tea, a thermos teacup, and a red envelope of 688 yuan.

  Xu Mei originally wanted to make a red envelope of 188, but Cao Zhibang added 500 out of his own pocket, saying that he wanted to make the villagers happy with him.

  He Xiran and the others looked at the red envelope in their hands and looked at each other.

   "Why do I feel that we are not here to attend the wedding banquet, but to make money?"

  Everyone is a student and has limited finances, so we negotiated a gift of 400 yuan for each person.

  The ceremony went out with him, but in the end, he received a big red envelope of 688 yuan, as well as tea leaves and thermos cups, which added up to a thousand dollars.

   When Su Zhi came over, He Xiran returned the red envelope to her.

"Su Zhi, we have taken the tea and teacups. You can take back the red envelopes. We didn't take so much with the gifts. We ate and took them, and we still accepted such big red envelopes. It's embarrassing. It seems to be taking advantage of you. .”

  Su Zhi looked at them dumbfounded, "There's no reason to take back a gift. Everyone is like this. Today's intention is to be happy, and it's not about doing business. I don't care about who loses and who takes advantage."

  Seeing that everyone still has concerns, Su Zhi explained with a smile: "Don't worry, my stepfather is a wealthy man in Ning Cheng, and he also subsidized the red envelope money."

  (end of this chapter)