Bai Cheng'an knew his little wife was a bit of an airhead, but this time her daze was indeed a bit too long.
He extended a hand and flicked her forehead, "What's wrong? Didn't get a good look that night, and today you've finally seen my face clearly, got mesmerized?"
Qian Sisi covered her forehead, finally snapping out of her messy memories. Seeing that she was still clutching Bai Cheng'an's collar and shamelessly pressing against his chest, her face instantly heated up as she let go and scooted back.
Bai Cheng'an was not about to let her escape. With a swift grab, he caught her hand, positioned her in front of the priest, and commanded, "Say your vows!"
His tone was clearly that of an impatient order, almost as if he was afraid Qian Sisi might run away.
Qian Sisi glared at him resentfully, stealthily frowning at him. But despite her reluctance, she was forced to stand there, unable to escape. Even her vow was listless, her "I do" sounding as if it were compelled at gunpoint.
Bai Cheng'an didn't care. After the vows, he scooped Qian Sisi up in his arms and strode out of the church, leaving the guests exchanging glances.
The Bai family was present, busy soothing the guests.
But within a day, Bai Cheng'an's unruly, indulgent, and arrogant nature spread throughout every street and alley of C City.
First, she was tied into marriage, and now she was being whisked onto an airplane! Why was it that nothing good happened with Bai Cheng'an?
Qian Sisi puffed up her cheeks and turned her small face toward the window, keeping her pert bottom as far from Bai Cheng'an's seat as possible.
They were already dressed in casual clothes, and the clothes Bai Cheng'an prepared for her fit perfectly. Thinking about how Bai Cheng'an knew her size made Qian Sisi utterly flustered!
Humph! Indecent! Shameless!
Aside from cursing these words, Qian Sisi didn't know what else she could possibly say! At times like this, she hated that she was a tech nerd, an engineering girl!
Pitifully, she was just over a month away from her final exams, and yet here she was, kidnapped onto a plane by Bai Cheng'an.
In first class, the flight attendants were especially attentive, circling back and forth, and even with Qian Sisi there, they couldn't dampen Bai Cheng'an's charm.
Seeing Qian Sisi curl herself into a ball and shrink into the innermost part of her seat, Bai Cheng'an's lips curled into a smile. He politely stopped a flight attendant, but his attitude was somewhat cold and distant, "Could you please get me a blanket?"
The flight attendant, feeling honored, fetched a blanket over. Bai Cheng'an took it and was about to cover Qian Sisi, but as soon as he touched the edge of her clothes, the little woman reacted excessively, springing up as if on alert, and frowned at Bai Cheng'an, "What are you doing?"
Bai Cheng'an was amused by Qian Sisi's reaction, yet his face remained expressionless, feigning indifference, "I saw you sleeping, I was covering you with a blanket."
"I am not sleeping!" Qian Sisi retorted, visibly annoyed, her eyebrows fiercely knitting together.
She was usually a person with no temper, but Bai Cheng'an had managed to provoke her into acting like a spiky little hedgehog.
The flight attendant standing nearby saw that Qian Sisi didn't have any particularly pleasing traits and had such a bad temper! In contrast, Bai Cheng'an—whether in appearance, demeanor, cultivation, or charisma—was first-rate, perfect! Suddenly, she felt sorry for Bai Cheng'an and started to fantasize about trying to lure this man.
"Miss, I think you have indeed misunderstood this gentleman," said the flight attendant, putting on an impeccable smile and explaining on behalf of Bai Cheng'an.
Qian Sisi thought that at this point, Bai Cheng'an would certainly give her a glance, but instead, she saw him actually look over and curve his lips into a smile.
When the man didn't smile, his aura was noble and cold. But as soon as a smile broke out, the corners of his mouth seemed to carry a hint of an indistinct mischievousness. The light in his eyes flickered, deep and mysterious, as if they would not stop until they had hooked someone's heart completely.