Filed To Story: Returning to Her Not-So-Poor Family
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People adhered to the game rules set by the Collins and McMillian families, catching the epyelppes Kivi Wit no shpvidiy St Sbrapping. However, when an envelope fell before them, they would jump up and grab it as quickly as possible.
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Some scratched off to reveal the latest smartphone from McMillian Corporation, jumping with joy.
Others found a $100 shopping card for Collins Corporation’s supermarkets and hurried off with their kids to spend it.
A few uncovered skincare products developed by Mirabella, and were thrilled beyond measure.
And some even found a voucher redeemable for 100 grams of gold.
At the Collins and McMillian family-owned stores, these gifts could be redeemed without spending another dime.
“Here’s to the six couples, may they have a century of harmony and be bound together for life!”
“Our David is too generous,” sobbed one receiver, “The gifts he’s given are even better than the grand prize at my dad’s company gala. I swear I’m going to be his fan for life!”
“The generosity of these newlyweds is just astounding!”
Those who couldn’t make it to the venue in time to snatch up the packets rushed online to leave their blessings and take part in the raffle.
The prizes included a variety of home appliances: the grand prize featured a top-of-the-line fridge, air conditioner, and combo steam-and-bake oven, each worth thousands; the second prize included dishwashers, washing machines, and range hoods; and the third prize offered microwaves, electric hot pots, and hair dryers.
All from the trusted Collins and McMillian brands.
Up in the air.
Romeo held Mirabella close, showering her with fervent kisses. Her lips were soft and sweet, her ears delicate to the touch.
Mirabella could feel his dominant and impatient kisses making her hear more sensitive, like a seashell swept away by the waves at the shore, completely engulfed in them.
After a long moment, Romeo gazed at the girl before him — a moment he had been waiting for far too long.
His eyes shimmered with a hazy depth of emotion, “You look absolutely stunning today.”
From the first glance, he had been captivated.
The day had finally come.
He leaned in to kiss her lips again and again, murmuring, “At last, you’re all mine.”
He swore to pamper the girl before him into the happiest person in the world, to make her not regret marrying him, wanting to be with him life after life.
Soon, their plane touched down in a place called Fairy Tale Kingdom.
Romeo had spent a small fortune and two years building a dream castle for Mirabella.
White walls and blue rooftops surrounded a heart-shaped lake, sprawling beneath them; from the sky, they looked like two entwined hearts, both romantic and majestic.
The view changed with the seasons, each more breathtaking than the last.
As the plane descended, Mirabella watched the castle grow larger, its grandeur overwhelming her.
“This is your fairy tale world,” Romeo said, knowing her childhood had been spent with only Grannie Grace for company, without even her parents’ affection.
He had created a world where everything was as magical as e{eiy tale, com lete ith B6cls?a golf Saleeluies courts, a helipad, and hot springs — everything one could wish for.
One could easily spend a year here without ever feeling bored.
“When we have time in the future, we can come here for vacations, take boat rides on the lakecesqape the !
city’s bustleafdettthe fish, watch the sunrise and sunset.” Romeo held her close, “Whatever you wish to do, I’ll be right there with you.”
Mirabella kissed him, knowing in her heart that this man truly loved her.
Romeo, surprised by her spontaneous kiss, responded with even more passion.
When the plane stopped, the two of them found it hard to part.
After some time, the elders of the Collins family and the McMillian family had already stood at then entrance of Fajyaléinigdom to Weléorhe guests from all over. Those nearby were chauffeured by luxury cars from the Collins and McMillian families, while those further afield were picked up by planes and cruise ships.
When Romeo was leading Mirabella down the stairs from the plane, the media reporters were frantically taking photos.
The handsome Romeo and the gorgeous Mirabella, their appearance causing people to exclaim in admiration, “They’re just perfect for each other.”
It was as if they were destined to be together.
“Romeo, Bella.” Louisa greeted them with a smile. “Go grab a bite first, rest for a bit, and get changed. The makeup artists and stylists are already waiting for you in your room.”
“Thanks, Mom,” Romeo thanked her.
Hearing her son-in-law call her “Mom,” Louisa couldn’t help but smile, “It’s no trouble at all. Six of our kids are getting married today, you have no idea how happy I am.”
“We’ll come to greet the guests in a while,” Mirabella said.
“No need. We’re enough over here!” Louisa didn’t want her precious daughter to get too worn out. “The morning is for the ceremony, and the early guests can enjoy a buffet in the aquarium lounge.”
Mirabella was taken aback, “There’s an aquarium here?”
“Yep, Romeo brought the whole aquarium here just so you could see your favorite tropical fish at home. Some of the floors even have large acrylic panels, so it’s like standing over the ocean, watching the fish swimming beneath your feet. You’ll see when you go for a visit.”
Mirabella looked at Romeo, at a loss for words. He had truly put a lot of effort into preparing this surprise.
“After dining, guests can look around. The castle is huge, and there are sightseeing cars. It’ll keep them busy for quite a while.
Then comes the wedding.”
At the mention of the wedding, Mirabella’s heart skipped a beat. Time was flying by.
As Romeo and Mirabella walked away, Phillip and the others finished greeting the guests and headed towards their in-laws.
Today, each one of them was dressed to the nines, their faces radiant with festive smiles.
Shirley wore an emerald necklace with exactly one hundred and eleven beads, symbolizing eternal devotion, a gift from Phillip.
Now, each bead was worth around $20,000, and her emerald earrings, with their large surface area and thickness, were worth over tens of millions.
The attire of the Collins family was equally exquisite. Cornelia’s festooned gown, for example, symbolized good fortune. Just crafting the festooned details required eleven skilled artisans and a total of 264 hours of labor.
The couples’ outfits complemented each other beautifully.
For this wedding, they had all brought out their most formal, most grandiose selves.
The wedding guests hailed from all corners of the globe, renowned politicians, business tycoons, and superstars among them.
There were even members of various royal families.
Their gifts ranged from cases of gold and jewels to land deeds, business contracts, limited edition watches, luxury cars, and checks.
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Some royal weddings paled in comparison to the lavishness of today’s union between the Collins and the McMillian families. The wedding had become a global sensation.
Guests checked in at the entrance by scanning a QR code, and their photos would pop up on the real-time feed wall inside the castle.
In order to make the wedding more fun, all the guests present, includin the bridesmaids a gram: , dggana dA Ye to upload photos of the bride’s welcome ceremony, the wedding process, and group photos of friends and family on the spot.
Leia had someone upload a smiling picture of her, and in no time, her beaming face was scrolling across the live photo wall.
Today, all employees of the Collins and McMillian families were allo to take three daysaf paldledv?
ThpsOWhbVolunteered to work during these days would earn ten times their daily wage.
In their spare time, these guests would send blessings to the newlyweds by scanning QR codes on their smartphones. The messages would instantly pop up on the grand castle’s LED wall, scrolling for all to see. Some would even record and upload videos of well-wishes to be played live. Others prefer to directly scan the code to remotely watch the wedding banquet scene and other videos, fully immersed in the atmosphere.
Five o’clock in the afternoon.
Every guest had arrived, personally invited to partake in the splendid celebration.
The venue was strewn with white starlight, grandiose and dreamlike, a symphony of flowers mingling with the twinkling stars, as if one had accidentally stepped into a breathtaking white fairy tale.
The play of light and shadows conjured a romance that was palpable in the air.
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