Right, right, I think so too. Okay, then I'll wait for you.
Hurry up, they're about to serve the food."
Gauss hung up the phone and waited here, but he couldn't sense any unusual aura anymore.
And at the other side of the central platform, at a table near the edge, a young girl gazed at the bride and groom and sighed with a hint of regret.
"What a pity..."
The boss had told her to be careful—these days were actually dangerous. The thing she loved most was right in front of her, yet she couldn't just reach out for it.
"You'll be the most beautiful bride yourself one day." The man beside her saw her disappointed look and couldn't help but say a word.
"Brother, you've got your own bride too, right?"
"Yeah, I'm already married."
No one expected that instead of being disappointed, the girl gave a smile, her face filled with anticipation.
"Then you must really adore your wife, right, brother?"
"That's right, I give her my whole paycheck."
