Chapter 285: Chapter 285: He Understands Everything About You More Than You Do

Si Chenli said he would be ten minutes, and he truly meant ten minutes. When his car stopped in front of the company building, Sang Qiao stood up and walked out.

The man was standing by the passenger side with the door open, waiting for the girl to get in before he walked around to the other side to take the driver’s seat, leaning over to fasten her seat belt.

Sang Qiao watched the man who was enfolding her, her clear eyes pure and steady, she could feel the warm temperature emanating from Si Chenli’s body.

After the seat belt wrapped around her and clicked into place at the bottom of the seat,

Si Chenli sat back and fastened his own seat belt, “Do you want to go home, or is there somewhere you’d like to go?”

“Ah Li, let’s go register our marriage.”

Si Chenli, who was about to start the car, stopped his motion instantly. He turned his head to look at the woman beside him, hardly daring to believe what he had just heard.

Meeting his gaze, Sang Qiao looked doubtful, “Don’t you want to become someone who shares a household registration book with me?”

“I do, but Qiaoqiao, there’s no rush. Don’t force yourself,” Si Chenli said softly.

“It’s not forced, I think I want to be with you too. The household registration book has been in the office drawer this whole time,” Sang Qiao spoke calmly. Although she had forgotten many things, she could feel that she liked him.

She wanted to make him a bit happier.

“No regrets?” Si Chenli’s well-defined hand rested on his knee, his heart pounding.

Reason told him that he shouldn’t take advantage of someone in a vulnerable state, at the very least he should wait until she remembered everything, but after this incident, he no longer had the patience to be someone who was constantly considerate.

“Mhm, let’s go to your house to get the household registration book,” Sang Qiao nodded.

“No need, I have it on me,” Si Chenli’s lips unconsciously curled up. He drove without hesitation towards the direction of the civil affairs bureau.

He had never been as overjoyed as he was at this moment, the moon he had been waiting for was finally willing to fall into his orbit.

His voice trembled slightly, “I will make up for the wedding afterwards. I will also have someone redesign the wedding dress, and you can suggest any ideas you have.”

“Didn’t we already have a ceremony before? We could just use that,” she said.

“I’ve already donated it away. We’ll start everything anew.”

“Okay.”

The ride to the civil affairs bureau was all within Si Chenli’s constant murmuring, Sang Qiao feeling his careful protection as the car arrived at the entrance of the civil affairs bureau.

Si Chenli then walked around to the other side to open the door for her, taking her hand as they stepped out of the vehicle.

“Hello to you both.”

“We’re here to register for marriage.”

“Sure, right this way,” the staff member immediately led them to the counter and handed them two forms to fill out, “Please fill out these two forms first.”

Si Chenli took out a pen and filled out the necessary information on the form seriously.

Sang Qiao casually filled out a few items before stopping. There were many details she could not remember; she couldn’t even recall her own cell phone number, planning to ask Si Chenli after he finished.

Once Si Chenli had filled out his form, he noticed the young girl staring at him intently while her own form was barely a third completed.

He asked in a soft voice, “Can’t you fill out the rest?”

Sang Qiao nodded, a bit embarrassed. She looked back at the staff member standing close by and then leaned in closer to Si Chenli’s ear, lowering her voice, “Can it be looked up online?”

“No need, I know.” Si Chenli chuckled softly, taking her form and filling it out, even remembering her mobile number with crystal clear precision.

Sang Qiao couldn’t help but begin to miss the memories she had lost as she watched this; he remembered everything so clearly, they must have been very familiar with each other before.

After completing the form, Si Chenli handed it directly to the staff member.

“For both of you, the photo area is over there.” The staff member went to the front desk to register them and then pointed to another side.

“Okay.” Sang Qiao, holding Si Chenli’s hand, walked over to the photo area.

The two sat very close together. The true memories Sang Qiao possessed made her feel as if nothing had happened; she smiled sweetly and looked extremely pretty.

Si Chenli looked down at her and couldn’t help but curl up a faint smile. He had never seen her with such a smile, like a girl free of all worries.

The handsome man and beautiful woman looked good in photos no matter how casually they were taken; the photographer also encountered such a high-value couple for the first time.

The two walked out of the Civil Affairs Bureau, each with a red booklet in hand. Sang Qiao looked at the photo of them on it.

“Do you have a place to keep it? If not, give it all to me for safekeeping.” Si Chenli closed his booklet and his gaze landed on the one in the girl’s hand.

Sang Qiao couldn’t help but laugh softly, stuffing the red booklet into his large palm, “All yours.”

“Do you want to live at my place, your place, or buy a new one? The Si Family old house is also an option; you pick.” Si Chenli pulled open the car door, signaling her to get in.

Sang Qiao bent down and sat in the car, not knowing where she actually wanted to go, “Should we tell your family about our marriage? Would they disapprove of us being together?”

As she uttered the last sentence, she couldn’t help feeling a bit worried, having just been preoccupied with considering Si Chenli.

“They won’t; they all like you very much, waiting for you to marry me and come save me.”

Si Chenli’s mind involuntarily conjured the image of her first visit to the Si Family after their reunion, with the same worried expression.

She was always concerned that his family wouldn’t like her, but she didn’t know the saying ‘love me, love my dog’; as long as he loved her, his family would accept her.

“Pffhahaha.” Sang Qiao laughed so hard tears appeared in her eyes. Save him? It sounded as if he was unwanted by anyone else.

She had to admit that Si Chenli’s words had dispelled the unease in her heart.

The car soon arrived at the Si Family’s old house.

Seeing the two come back hand in hand, the Si Family wasn’t surprised at all; after all, they had been observing Sang Qiao’s recent situation and knew everything.

It’s just… this Sang Qiao didn’t remember many things; they feared the wedding would have to be postponed again. Despite their worries, the Si Family still greeted them with smiles, without showing the slightest strain.

“Qiaoqiao, how are you feeling? Better?” Mrs. Si came forward, holding Qiaoqiao’s other hand.

“Much better.” Although Sang Qiao did not recognize this person, from the appearance of the four people—men, women, the old, and the young—she could guess that this should be Mommy Si?

“Look how worn out you’ve been recently; I’ll have someone make you some chicken soup to replenish your strength in a bit. Come inside and sit down, it’s cold outside.”

Old Madam Si also greeted her kindly, while Old Sir Si and President Si forced smiles.

After the family entered the living room, Si Chenli dropped a bombshell, “Qiaoqiao and I have registered our marriage.”

“What?” Old Sir Si stood up abruptly; he had been hesitant to agree to the marriage before the amnesia, and now that she had lost her memory, she agreed?

“The marriage certificate is here; be careful with it, don’t dirty it, and give it back to me after looking at it.”

Si Chenli pulled out one of the red booklets from his suit pocket and placed it on the table.

Old Madam Si picked it up, and the whole family crowded around to look at it, excitedly examining the photo of their grandson and Qiaoqiao and the names.

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