Chapter: 6256

Ye Chen saw that Xiao Changkun had really given up on his heart and couldn't help letting out a deep sigh.

For him, he didn't want to watch Xiao Changkun complaining all day long, nor did he want Xiao Changkun to keep thinking about Han Meiying and turning into an old dog again, causing trouble for someone else.

The best solution is for no one to interfere with anyone, allowing the couple to live their sweet life, and Xiao Changkun can continue to go about his painting association as usual, feeling relieved and not worrying about any future troubles.

At this time, Xiao Changkun had some doubts and asked Ye Chen, "What's the probability that Mom will find out about this?"

Ye Chen replied calmly, "According to Murphy's Law, bad things are bound to happen sooner or later."

As he spoke, Ye Chen also said, "This is a leftover bomb, and the core of the problem lies in how to reduce the explosive damage to the maximum extent. So remember what I just said: once this matter is exposed, try to minimize the impact as much as possible."

Ye Chen didn't want Ma Lang to make a fuss about it, and if she were to find out, he and Xiao Changkun wouldn't be able to hold their faces up.

Xiao Changkun nodded like a mortar, "Good brother-in-law, I'll listen to you!"

As he spoke, Ye Chen was still upset in his heart about Han Meiying's upcoming marriage to He Yuanjiang. After he arrived, what he was most concerned about now was whether Han Meiying would send him an invitation.

At the same time, Han Meiying and He Yuanjiang were discussing the guest list for their party.

Although they had different social circles, their attributes were basically consistent, with almost all of their friends being in America, and only a few distant relatives left in the country.

As for local contacts in Jinling, both of them had some colleagues, Han Meiying having some acquaintances, but hardly any connections to speak of. So they would often meet.

The two of them discussed how many people to invite or not invite at all.

Han Meiying proposed that they should invite people one by one, starting with their American friends. She suggested not sending out notifications to these people because the distance was so far and it wouldn't be easy for them to come. "It's better to show we're reasonable and understanding," she said.

He Yuanjiang nodded in agreement, smiling. "I think you're right. Our American friends may have many connections, but they don't need to know about this party. If we invite them, they won't come anyway, which would be awkward for us. But if we wait until after our wedding, we can take some time off and go back to America together, visit our old friends, and introduce each other's social circles to them. That'll be fine."

Han Meiying laughed happily. "I think you're right too. We should wait until after the wedding party is over, then take some time off and go back to America, revisiting old places while also seeing old friends."

He Yuanjiang smiled and said, "That would be great, we can just go to America for our honeymoon, how about it?"

Han Meiying laughed happily and said, "I'm sure that's okay, mainly because you're fine with your school commitments."

"It's okay," He Yuanjiang replied with a smile. "I'll give the dean a heads-up, and taking ten days or half a month off for our honeymoon is definitely okay."

As he spoke, He Yuanjiang added, "By the way, regarding my colleagues, I was thinking of inviting the dean and a few colleagues who are good friends to join us. However, we're both older now, and in China, social relationships are very important, many colleagues have gotten married too, so let's just invite everyone to come celebrate with us and enjoy some food and drinks."

Han Meiying nodded and smiled, saying, "Not having a reception is good, receiving gifts would seem too commercialized."

He Yuanjiang asked her, "What about your colleagues from the old university?"

Han Meiying thought for a moment before speaking up. "Invite them, we'll be working together in the future, it's better to let them know beforehand rather than not and then have them feel left out or upset later on."

He Yuanjiang nodded thoughtfully, hesitated for a moment, and then asked, "And... Old Xiao?"

Han Meiying blushed and smiled awkwardly. "You mean Cong Kun... Ah, yes, I remember when I left the old university today, he said he wanted to take me out to dinner, but I was too busy, so I told him about our wedding plans. He should know already, so we should probably invite him." JrNovels.com