As soon as Dolores and Jasmine walked out of their rooms, they saw Joshua came over along the
corridor with Bonnie in his arms.
Since their matrimonial home was planned to be the villa where the incident had happened, Amanda
reserved a matrimonial room in the hotel and decorated it. Dolores and Jasmine were worried that
Amanda might not know the custom well, so they came up to check if anything went wrong.
Seeing the two ladies, Bonnie blushed and her neck even turned red. In a hurry, she hopped off from
Joshua’s arms. She was still in a long red dress. When she jumped off, her high heels stepped on the
hemline of her dress. She tilted, falling.
Joshua reached to pull her up, but he also fell with her.
They fell on the ground in the corridor, looking quite hilarious. Jasmine heaved a sigh. “You are both
grownups. Why are you so reckless?”
Joshua was a man and he was quite cheeky. Unlike him, Bonnie felt so embarrassed that she lay
prone on the floor, unwilling to stand up.
Sitting on the floor, Joshua looked at Jasmine. “Hello, Mothers. It’s is my first time spending the
wedding time. I’m quite nervous. Please don’t mind.”
“Silly boy...” Jasmine walked to the elevator with Dolores arm-in-arm. “Hurry up and get up! It’ll be
embarrassing if others saw you.”
Joshua laughed carelessly.
When the door of the elevator was closed, he patted Bonnie next to him and said, “Get up. They’re
gone.”
Bonnie whispered, “Don’t lie to me.”
“I’m not.” Joshua pulled her.
Bonnie glanced up in secret. Seeing that the two mothers were truly gone, she looked up. She was still
bushed.
“It’s all your fault! It’s all your fault!” Bonnie grabbed Joshua’s collar.
“My bad. My bad...” Joshua grabbed her hand. “If you don’t want to be embarrassed, hurry up and get
up. It’ll be more embarrassing if someone saw you sitting on the floor.”
Bonnie immediately withdrew her hands and stood up.
She acted so fast that Joshua didn’t even have time to react.
Looking up at her while sitting on the ground, he said, “Honey...”
“Hurry! Get up!” Bonnie reached a hand to him.
Joshua gripped her hand. Seeing that she was so afraid to be seen by others, he deliberately tricked
her. With strength, he pulled her down.
“Ah--”
Bonnie immediately shushed, falling into his arms.
“Are you nuts?” Bonnie glared at him in anger.
Joshua smiled. “I like to see you blush.”
Bonnie said, “You lunatic.”
“What a fool you are to marry a lunatic?” Joshua smirked. “You are more than a lunatic then.”
When she was about to get angry, Joshua added, “We’re just a perfect match.”
Bonnie choked up.
Joshua carried her in his arms. “We should go now.”
Their matrimonial room was decorated by Amanda in person. She didn’t use the red colour. Instead,
she used blue, light blue, and white balloons. They floated on the ceiling.
She also used the heart-shaped sequins, which were glittering when the lights were turned on. Golden
letters, “Happy Marriage”, were hanging above the head of the bed, and there were also pink heart-
shaped balloons.
The beddings were not red but pink.
They were made of a kind of rare material in the market. It looked smooth with gleaming threads under
the light.
It wasn’t so traditional as their matrimonial home, but it had another kind of beauty. Amanda had spent
a lot of effort.
Joshua put Bonnie on the bed. The mattress was quite soft. She slightly sank. Pressing her lips, she
looked up.
Their gaze intertwined.
“My dear bride...” Joshua raised her chin. “You are so beautiful today.”
Bonnie slightly blushed. “Stop it.”
Joshua laughed. “Okay. I’ll say you are ugly...”
Bonnie was speechless.
She pushed him away. “I’m so ugly. You should stay on the sofa tonight.”
Joshua gaped
She must be kidding.
“I’m spending one of the most fortunate moments in my life -- my wedding night.” Joshua wrapped
around her waist, pressing her into the soft quilt.
His kiss landed on her lips.
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