Chapter 115 - 111: The New Bride Enters the House
According to Yang Zhenshan’s intentions, Yang Mingcheng returned to Anning County this time to set the wedding date for Yang Minghao and Liang Zhen because, after all, marriage is a very troublesome business, with three proposals and six rites, none of which can be omitted. Even after setting the wedding date, it would take some time before they could get married.
However, Yang Zhenshan did not expect Mr. Liang to be so eager, having completed the remaining processes in just a few days, and then managed to hold the wedding for Yang Minghao and Liang Zhen within half a month.
With Mr. Liang pushing so urgently, Yang Mingcheng, being a junior, naturally could not refuse. And with Yang Zhenshan not around, the elders of the Yang family like Yang Zhengxiang also could not impede the process, especially since Yang Zhenshan had already agreed to their marriage, Yang Zhengxiang certainly would not say much more but would help with the preparations.
Initially, Yang Zhenshan was wondering why Yang Mingcheng had been away for so long, but regrettably, due to inconvenient communication, Yang Zhenshan was not able to ask immediately.
As for safety issues, Yang Zhenshan was not worried at all. Nowadays, Chongshan Town, under the control and management of Liang Chu, was much more stable than before, with not even the bandits daring to blatantly stop travelers on the road.
Besides, both Yang Mingcheng and Yang Minghao were martial artists, and with the postnatal martial artist Ding Qiu following along, their safety was naturally guaranteed.
So Yang Zhenshan, busy with his own affairs, put Yang Mingcheng and others to the back of his mind.
It was not until the end of August when Yang Mingcheng and others returned from Anning County that Yang Zhenshan was surprised to find that he had actually gained a daughter-in-law.
And when he learned that Mr. Liang had hurried the marriage, he was somewhat bemused.
With everything already decided, he had no intentions of going back on his word, and Mr. Liang’s impatience seemed to be unnecessary.