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Since they got back together, Chen Yan had planned many date ideas. However, Liu Yuan was always too busy and often canceled their plans. Finally, when Liu Yuan had some free time, Chen Yan worried that she might leave in the middle of their date due to other commitments.
"I really have no plans tonight. If something comes up, I'll just head back early, and we can reschedule," Liu Yuan said.
"Okay," Chen Yan replied helplessly, conceding to her words.
They got into the car, and Liu Yuan leaned back in her seat, closing her eyes.
"Aren't you watching the road?" Liu Yuan asked with her eyes still shut.
"I'm watching," Chen Yan said while driving. "If you're tired, you can take a nap."
"I'm not tired," Liu Yuan insisted stubbornly.
"Your face says otherwise," Chen Yan remarked with a faint smile.
"I really am not tired," Liu Yuan continued to deny it.
"Just sleep for a bit," Chen Yan said gently.
Liu Yuan was indeed very tired and slowly drifted off to sleep. Chen Yan noticed her head bobbing slightly and smiled as he pulled over to the side of the road, taking off his suit jacket and covering her with it.
When they arrived at the cinema, there were still ten minutes until the showtime, and he couldn't bear to wake Liu Yuan. He called the cinema staff to request a twenty-minute delay for the movie. The staff hesitated but ultimately complied since the boss had given the order.
Chen Yan stayed with Liu Yuan, not in a hurry at all. Twenty minutes passed, and Liu Yuan still showed no signs of waking up. Chen Yan wasn't anxious; he called the staff again to delay it another twenty minutes. The staff could only follow his request obediently.
Liu Yuan was deep in slumber. When she finally opened her eyes and realized she was still in the car, she sat up abruptly. "Did I oversleep?"
"No," Chen Yan replied, looking at her. "There's still ten minutes until the show starts."
"Why didn't you wake me up?" Liu Yuan complained as she looked at him.
"I saw you sleeping so soundly that I couldn't bring myself to wake you," Chen Yan chuckled. "There's still ten minutes; we have enough time."
"But what if we're late?" Liu Yuan shot him a playful glare.
"Then we'll just delay it another twenty minutes," Chen Yan answered.
Liu Yuan sighed. "Get out of the car," Chen Yan said with a smile.
With a helpless shake of her head, Liu Yuan stepped out of the vehicle. They made their way to the cinema lobby, where Chen Yan asked her, "What do you want to eat?"
"Anything," Liu Yuan replied.
"You love milk green tea, so I'll get you a cup," Chen Yan said with a grin before heading over to the counter to queue.
Watching Chen Yan's back, Liu Yuan felt warmth spread through her heart.
Chen Yan returned shortly, handing Liu Yuan a cup of milk green tea along with a bucket of popcorn.
"Aren't you the one who doesn't like sweet things?" Liu Yuan asked in surprise.
"I wasn't sure what you wanted, so I bought a little extra," Chen Yan explained.
"You didn't have to buy so much next time," Liu Yuan said, feeling a bit embarrassed.
"It's fine; I enjoy buying for you," Chen Yan replied with a smile.
Liu Yuan's cheeks flushed. "I need to go to the restroom."
As she walked away shyly, Chen Yan couldn't help but chuckle.
...
When Liu Yuan emerged from the restroom, the movie had already started. Chen Yan didn't wake her but waited for her to come out so they could enter together.
The film was a romance, which Liu Yuan wasn't particularly interested in, yet she watched quietly. Before long, she felt sleepy again.
Noticing she had dozed off, Chen Yan chose not to wake her and let her continue sleeping.
After more than an hour, when Liu Yuan finally opened her eyes, the movie had ended. The audience had left, leaving only her and Chen Yan behind.
"I'm sorry; I fell asleep again," Liu Yuan said apologetically as she looked at him.
"It's okay," Chen Yan smiled. "Let's go."
"Don't you blame me for not watching the movie properly?" Liu Yuan asked, gazing at him.
"Why would I blame you?" Chen Yan took her hand. "It was my idea to have you accompany me to the movies; I should make sure you get enough rest."
"You really seem different now," Liu Yuan remarked with a hint of wonder.
"How have I changed?" Chen Yan asked curiously.
"You've become more considerate," Liu Yuan replied with a smile.
"Have I?" Chen Yan felt a bit shy.
"You wouldn't have been this considerate before," Liu Yuan teased.
"I was younger back then," Chen Yan said, taking her hand. "Things are different now; you're my wife."
"Who is your wife?" Liu Yuan's cheeks flushed.
"You are," Chen Yan laughed.
"I'm not," Liu Yuan insisted stubbornly.
"Then when will you marry me?" Chen Yan pressed on.
"I haven't thought it through yet," Liu Yuan lowered her gaze.
"What else do you need to think about?" Chen Yan asked, a bit anxious.
"Anyway, I haven't decided," Liu Yuan looked out the window. "Let's go home."
"But you haven't eaten anything tonight," Chen Yan said, looking at her. "Let's find somewhere to eat."
"I don't want to eat," Liu Yuan shook her head.
"Then what do you want?" Chen Yan inquired.
"I really don't want to eat," Liu Yuan looked at him. "I want to go home; you can cook for me."
"Okay," Chen Yan nodded.
He drove Liu Yuan home, and on the way, he spotted a bridal shop and pulled over.
"What are you doing?" Liu Yuan asked in surprise.
"Let's go take a look," Chen Yan unbuckled his seatbelt and got out of the car.
"I'm not going," Liu Yuan shook her head.
"Why not?" Chen Yan looked at her in confusion. "Don't you want to try on a wedding dress?"
"No, I don't," Liu Yuan averted her gaze.
"But you were staring at that wedding dress poster in the cinema earlier," Chen Yan chuckled.
"I wasn't," Liu Yuan insisted stubbornly.
"You were," Chen Yan took her hand. "Come on, let's go inside."
Liu Yuan hesitated for a moment but eventually followed Chen Yan out of the car.
Two people walked into a bridal shop, and immediately a staff member approached them.
"Welcome! May I ask who the bride is?"
"Her," Chen Yan said, pointing at Liu Yuan.
"Miss, please follow me," the staff member said, leading Liu Yuan to see the wedding dresses.
Although Liu Yuan insisted she didn't want to wear one, she felt a thrill when she tried it on. She stepped out of the fitting room in a pink wedding dress, and Chen Yan's eyes lit up.
He walked up to her, looking her up and down. "You look amazing."
"Really?" Liu Yuan asked, glancing at her reflection in the mirror. She thought she looked beautiful too.
"Yes," Chen Yan nodded emphatically. "Wife, you are stunning."
"I already told you I'm not your wife," Liu Yuan replied, her cheeks flushing.
"Well, you will be sooner or later," Chen Yan laughed.
Liu Yuan smiled shyly. "I need to change back."
"You like it so much; we can buy it," Chen Yan suggested.
"No way, that's a waste," Liu Yuan refused.
"If you like it, then it's not a waste," Chen Yan insisted, genuinely wanting to buy it for her.
"I really don't want it," Liu Yuan maintained her stance.
Chen Yan was left with no choice but to drop the subject. However, a few days later, he surprisingly had several pink dresses and even a pink wedding gown delivered to her.
"Are you crazy?" Liu Yuan exclaimed in disbelief as she looked at him. "Why did you buy so many?"
"I saw how much you liked pink, so I bought them," Chen Yan shrugged innocently.
"You..." Liu Yuan was so angry she couldn't find the words.
"Anyway, I've already bought them, so just keep them," Chen Yan said with a smile.
Liu Yuan really didn't want to waste them, so she scheduled a photoshoot with a photographer and took many artistic photos without Chen Yan.
Chen Yan didn't mind; he even used one of the photos as his phone wallpaper.
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