Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 1206: Extra Chapter: Yanxi, I Like You

Editor: Henyee Translations

Gu Yang and Feng Jue celebrated two weddings: one in Jin City and another in the capital, featuring both Chinese and Western traditions. The capital ceremony involved going to the Xiao family to pick up the bride, while the Jin City event was about fetching her from the Gu family. Both father-in-laws were present to witness the festivities.

Gu Yang had spent the past few days in various wedding dresses, yet Feng Jue remained in high spirits. He even suggested an open-air wedding on an island or a traditional Song-style wedding in a Jiangnan water village. She had no doubt that if she hadn’t repeatedly told him she was tired, Feng Jue would have wanted to organize a global wedding tour.

Once the wedding festivities concluded, Gu Yang and Feng Jue set off on their honeymoon aboard a cruise ship he had secretly reserved for some quality time together.

However, they were surprised to run into Xiao Yize and Gu Jin at the cruise restaurant that day.

Gu Yang exclaimed, “Sister, Brother, what a coincidence! You guys booked the Princess cruise ship too?”

Xiao Yize nodded, smiling. “We’re on our honeymoon as well. Let’s enjoy it together if we keep bumping into each other.”

Feng Jue smiled, but it lacked sincerity.

Coincidence? Why didn’t he believe it?

Gu Jin linked arms with Gu Yang, eager to enjoy their time together, throwing a provocative glance at Feng Jue.

She did it on purpose.

That bastard Feng Jue had ruined her and Xiao Yize’s honeymoon trip, and now he wanted to take their sister along? Not a chance.

Even though Gu Jin and Xiao Yize joined the honeymoon trip, Feng Jue and Gu Yang still found moments for themselves. After all, Xiao Yize also wanted time alone with Gu Jin, so they formed an unspoken alliance, often parting ways after the cruise docked and reconvening later on board.

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They explored stunning landscapes, watched the sun set and the moon rise, and marveled at the twinkling stars. The glaciers glimmered, and the auroras dazzled overhead. They lounged on the deck, waiting for daybreak as the night faded away, savoring every moment of their extended getaway.

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That October, Gu Pei and Qin Shuling tied the knot in a lively celebration.

During the reception, Yanxi was busy taking photos and signing autographs for a few fans when a slender, well-proportioned hand caught her attention.

The hand was holding a photo of her, just like the fangirls had moments earlier.

“Do you want an autograph?” Yanxi looked up, momentarily stunned to see Fu Mingxiu.

Over the past year, the rivalry between Tong Rao and Family Head Luo had escalated to a boiling point due to long-standing grudges.

In the end, internal strife within the Luo Family led to Family Head Luo’s downfall, replaced by his son, Luo Yu.

Luo Fangfei and Family Head Luo’s daughter, Luo Peilan, were both sent overseas.

Meanwhile, the original wife, Mrs. Luo, had gained considerable power, and Luo Yu’s sister, Luo Fu, became adept at perfume-making under Shen Qin’s guidance, surpassing her illegitimate sister, Luo Peilan.

In the few months since the Luo family underwent significant changes, Fu Mingxiu had taken over the Fu family’s business in Jin City and become the new head of the family.

Since Gu Yang’s wedding, Yanxi hadn’t seen Fu Mingxiu for more than half a year. After fulfilling her youthful dreams in the entertainment industry, her enthusiasm began to wane. She gradually reduced her schedule and started taking on more family responsibilities to assist Tong Rao in managing the family business.

She recalled that when Luo Yu became the Family Head, Tong Rao had mentioned how Fu Mingxiu and the Fu family had played a crucial role in elevating the first wife of the Luo family.

Originally, Fu Mingxiu was Luo Xiangying’s son and the young master of the Luo family. Whether it was Luo Peilan gaining power or Luo Yu and Luo Fu eventually taking control, he had no obligation to engage in the power struggles of these aristocratic families.

As Yanxi thought back on her conversation with Tong Rao, she remembered raising her eyebrows in surprise when she asked about Fu Mingxiu. “Claim?”

Now, as she stood before him, she noticed how much more composed he seemed, though there was still a hint of his old charm. A gentle smile spread across his face as he turned the photo upside down. Written in bold letters was the message:

“Yanxi, I like you.”