The Romantic History of the Bastard God Volume 3: The Romantic and Unlimited Chapter (Celebrity Adult Novel)

Volume 3: Wind and Moon Without Boundaries Chapter 1

The next day, it was Aunt Tia who woke us up and asked us to have breakfast. I opened my eyes and saw that the sun was already high outside. Fanny and Celia also woke up yawning. The three of them hurriedly put on their clothes and walked out of the room. They found Aunt Tia sitting on the doorstep. When she saw the three of us come out together, a mysterious smile appeared on Aunt Tia's face. Fanny and Celia blushed involuntarily and looked a little embarrassed.

"You three are really good at sleeping. I've come to see you several times, but you didn't make any noise. That's why I woke you up, otherwise breakfast would have become lunch." Aunt Tia said with a smile, "Go and wash up. I'll be waiting for you." After thanking Aunt Tia, we went to the bathroom in the back to wash up.

After Uncle Edmund and his family had breakfast, Fanny and Celia were pulled into Aunt Tia's room and started chatting in private. I was chatting with Uncle Edmund in front of the house. The topic naturally revolved around "Loya Village", Fanny and Celia, and the unfortunate accident that happened to Fanny's father and Uncle Iko. Uncle Edmund sighed and said to me earnestly, "I have watched Fanny and Celia grow up. Their mother died early, and they have suffered a lot since childhood. Now their father is gone, and you will be their support in the future. Will, I am a straightforward person, and I will say whatever I want to say. I hope you don't mind."

"Uncle, just tell me whatever you want to say. I won't blame you." I said to Uncle Edmond.

"Then I'll be frank." Uncle Edmond looked at me steadily and said, "Will, although I can't guess your origins, I know it is definitely not as simple as you, Fanny and Celia said. Although I haven't seen much of the world, I have never made a mistake in judging people. Will, I don't want to know who you are. I just hope you can promise me that from now on you must treat these two poor children, Fanny and Celia, well, and I will be relieved."

"Uncle, please rest assured about this. I have sworn in front of Fanny and Celia's father's grave that I will take good care of them. I, Will, am a man of my words." I said with a smile.

"Well, I believe you can keep your word, and I also believe you have the ability to bring happiness to Fanny and Celia." Uncle Edmond paused, then continued, "Will, although I can't guess your origins, I know you are a kind and good child, so I have something to ask of you."

"Oh, uncle, if there is anything you need my help with, just tell me." I couldn't figure out what Uncle Edmond could possibly need my help with, so I looked at him in surprise.

"In fact, I think you would do the same even if I didn't ask you to do it." Uncle Edmond said something that made no sense, and then explained to me, "What I want to tell you is about Claudia's mother and daughter. You already know about the relationship between Claudia and Iko. Iko and I are like brothers. This time Iko suffered misfortune. Uncle and your aunt Tia are sad, and we are more worried about the future life of Claudia's mother and daughter. I can understand why Claudia wants to leave "Loya Village". On the one hand, she wants to leave this sad place, and on the other hand, it is for the future of Judy, Deli, and Amy. Will, you also know that Claudia was not tolerated by the whole family because of Iko. Although more than ten years have passed, based on my experience, the possibility of Claudia's mother and daughter being forgiven by the family when they return this time is very small. In this case, the situation of the four mothers and daughters can be imagined, so what uncle wants to ask you is that I hope you can lend a hand to the four mothers and daughters when they need help."

"Uncle, so that's what happened. Even if you didn't tell me, Fanny, Celia and I would never sit idly by. To be honest, I admire Aunt Claudia's courage to give up everything for love. Even if Fanny and Celia didn't exist, I wouldn't stand idly by." I smiled and said, "Besides, there are Fanny and Celia. They will never let Claudia and her daughter suffer any injustice."

"I'm relieved now. Your aunt and I had advised Claudia not to leave so hastily because we were worried about their situation after returning to Garrison City. Now that you three are here, I feel relieved." Uncle Edmond said with emotion, "Will, 20,000 gold coins may not mean much to you, but for a remote mountain village like ours, Loya Village, it is a huge sum of money. If you hadn't come back, to be honest, I really don't know how I would explain to the owner of the goods." At this point, Uncle Edmond paused and said, "Will, I've always wanted to ask you a question, but I haven't been able to ask it."

"Oh, what's the question?" I said with a smile, "Uncle, just ask. If I know, I will tell you."

"Well, it's like this. I've been wondering since yesterday. According to the date I sent the letter to Fanny, you should have received my letter not long ago, but how could you rush back yesterday?" Uncle Edmond hesitated for a moment and finally expressed his doubts. I was prepared for this.

"So that's the problem. Actually, it's nothing to say frankly." I said with a smile, "Uncle, you must have heard of the dean of the Tianxing Magic and Martial Arts Academy, the Grand Mage Dent. It was with his help that we were able to move from Garrison City to Loya Village in a short time. Now you should understand, right?" Of course I couldn't tell him about it, so I had to use the dean to take his place.

"Oh, it's Dante, the great magician. "Ah, no wonder. I was thinking, you don't have wings, how can you fly from Garrison City to our Loya Village in such a short time?" Uncle Edmond solved the doubts in his mind and said with a big laugh.

"What are you two grown men talking about that makes you look so happy?" Aunt Tia suddenly appeared in front of us, followed by Fanny and Celia, who had blushing and shy faces. Just as I was stunned, Aunt Tia leaned close to Uncle Edmond's ear and whispered something. Uncle Edmond kept nodding and saying yes repeatedly.

Aunt Tia said to me with a smile, "Will, I have just asked Fanny and Celia. You haven't officially married yet, so we came up with an idea to hold a wedding for you. Fanny and Celia have agreed. I don't think you will object, right?"

So that's how it is. No wonder Fanny and Celia look so shy. No wonder. No matter from which aspect, I had no reason to refuse, and Aunt Tia also had good intentions, so I had to blush and say, "Since Sister Fanny and Celia both agree, I certainly have no reason to object. It's just too much trouble for you, uncle and aunt."

"It's not a trouble at all. In fact, this is not an idea I came up with alone. This morning, before you got up, I discussed it with Betonya, Claudia and others. We all guessed that you haven't officially married yet, so we came up with the idea of ​​holding a wedding for the three of you. This can be regarded as an opportunity for our fellow villagers in Loya Village to repay you three. Besides, Fanny and Celia were born and raised in our Loya Village. Now that their parents are gone, it is only natural for us to be in charge of them." Aunt Tia explained the whole story to me with a smile, and the matter was settled.

At noon, several banquets were set up at Aunt Claudia's house. This was a banquet for mother and daughter to thank the villagers before leaving "Loya Village". Uncle Edmond, Aunt Tia, and I, Fanny and Celia naturally also attended this farewell banquet. At the banquet, Uncle Edmund officially announced that a wedding for the three of us would be held at Sister Fanny's house that evening. This news immediately made the entire mountain village boil. Fanny, Celia and I naturally became the objects of everyone's congratulations. Faced with so many enthusiastic villagers, even I, who was as thick-skinned as a wall, could not resist, not to mention Fanny and Celia.

Night finally fell. Sister Fanny's house was decorated with lights and looked brand new. Red candles in the hall reflected the bright red "囍" character, which undoubtedly heightened the festive atmosphere. The window panes, doors, and walls were also covered with "囍" characters. A somewhat special wedding began in such an atmosphere. Uncle Edmond acted as the master of ceremonies for the wedding and said loudly: "The wedding has officially begun. Now please invite the bride and groom to enter."

The best man was Aunt Betonya's eldest son, and the bridesmaids were Judy and Deli. Accompanied by the three of them, Fanny, Celia and I slowly walked in. The crowd automatically parted to both sides, leaving the middle aisle empty. Amy and several little girls in the village carried flower baskets and kept throwing flower petals at us as we passed by them. It was the first time I experienced such a scene. Because to be honest, this is my first real wedding.

After a brief introduction by Uncle Edmund, I put two "love rings" on the ring fingers of Fanny and Celia. Amid the cheers and applause of the crowd, Fanny, Celia and I kissed passionately, which brought the wedding to a climax. This also officially declared that Fanny and Celia became my wives. Randy's wife. Then Uncle Edmund, Aunt Tia, and several elders of the village gave brief speeches, wishing Fanny, Celia and I a long and happy marriage, and then the wedding banquet began.

There were a total of ten tables inside and outside the house. The interesting thing was that the food and drinks were prepared by each household. As the protagonists of today, Fanny, Celia and I naturally had to go to each table to toast. However, the villagers seemed to have a tacit understanding and did not embarrass us at all. Perhaps they were worried that I would drink too much. Even so, the wedding banquet was still very lively. The happiest people were of course the children. They happily scrambled for candies. In such a festive atmosphere, no one would blame them.

Less than an hour later, the wedding banquet ended hastily. This was of course out of kindness from the villagers. They did not want to disturb our wedding night, so even the usual essential wedding program, "making trouble in the bridal chamber", was cancelled. The village chief, Uncle Edmond, only said some words of blessing and thanks on behalf of the villagers. Then, led by Aunt Tia, and surrounded by the aunts and girls of the village, they escorted Fanny, Celia and me into the bridal chamber.

The red candles were burning quietly. The bed where the three of us slept yesterday was no longer recognizable. The snow-white sheets, the brand new quilt embroidered with red wedding characters, the pillows embroidered with mandarin ducks, everything showed an atmosphere that was completely different from yesterday. Looking at the two brides, Fanny and Celia, sitting beside the bed, my heart was filled with warmth. Fanny and Celia looked at me shyly. Celia suddenly chuckled. I walked to the bed and sat between them. I held the two girls in my arms and asked with a smile, "Celia, what are you laughing at?"

Celia said shyly: "I was wondering if the vegetables and radishes that Sister Fanny and I have are to your liking. I wonder if you, who are used to eating big fish and meat, will like them?" The little girl actually remembered the joke at this time.