GoodReadChapter 523
It was almost ten o'clock and after all the matters here were handled, Ed cleaned up and went straight to his
fiancée's house.
Today, Ed's family was mainly responsible for decorating the wedding venue, and his fiancée's family were
responsible for entertaining guests.
Matthew followed Ed there so that he could also help if Ed encountered any issues.
Ed and the others used to live in a house allocated by the factory. At that time, he was neighbors with his
fiancée, and their families were relatively close. On the way, Matthew learned about Ed's fiancée.
His fiancée's nwas Wendy, and she had two older brothers and one older sister.
In the past, their family was very poor. At that time, Ed's parents only needed to support one child, so the family
was still doing relatively well.
Ed's parents were generous and often helped Wendy's family, so the relationship between the two families were
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Later on, Ed's parents lost their jobs, but Wendy's father, Brandon, was promoted and becthe head of the
workshop at the factory.
Now, Brandon could be regarded as a bigwig in the factory.
The house he lived in had also changed from the previous two-bedroom house to the current four-bedroom
house.
His two sons were hired by the factory one after another, and they were all given high positions.
Brandon was now considered to be well-known in this field.
Wendy's older sister married the son of a nearby village chief two years ago, and their wedding venue was
gorgeous. There were also many people who proposed to Wendy, but they were all rejected by her.
Although Ed didn't tell Matthew, Matthew could read between the lines and knew that only Wendy agreed to this
marriage.
As for Wendy's parents, her two brothers, sister, and even her brother-in-law, they all disagreed with this
marriage.
After all, Ed's family had becpoor.
Moreover, Ed's body was in such bad condition, which meant he could no longer do labor-intensive work.
Wendy would have to suffer from poverty if she married him.
Thus, it was evident that Ed was both grateful and guilty toward Wendy.
He was grateful to Wendy for staying by his side, and guilty for being unable to give her a good life.
When they arrived at Atkinson Residence, it was not as lively as they had expected it to be.
On the contrary, it was quiet and it didn't seem like someone was getting married at all.
They went up the stairs at the front porch and knocked on the door several times before it was opened.
A man with a sour complexion stood at the door and glanced at Ed. "What are you doing here?"
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Ed said with a smile, "Mr. Atkinson, my house has been decorated. | cover to see if there is anything | can
help with here."
This man was Wendy's eldest brother, who was glancing at Ed contemptuously. "What do you mean, help? You're
as good as crippled. What can you do to help?"
Ed looked embarrassed, but he still responded politely. "Mr. Atkinson, | can't help with labor-intensive work, but |
can still help with other work. If there's anything you needto do, just letknow."
Wendy's brother waved his hand disdainfully. "Stop talking nonsense. My family has nothing going on today and
we don't need any help. Please go back!"
Ed's expression changed. "Mr. Atkinson, tomorrow, Wendy and | are getting married. Shouldn't your family be
hosting the banquet today? What do you mean by nothing is going on?"
Wendy's brother sneered, "Get married tomorrow? No one agreed to that. No one promised you, and no one
wants to marry you."
Ed was stunned. "D-Didn't we already discuss this? Tomorrow, Wendy and | will get married!"
Wendy's brother sneered again. "Who did you discuss with? Did you discuss it with me? Or did you discuss it with
my parents? It doesn't count if you just discuss it with my sister."
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