"I just forgot that there is a convenience store at the door. I''ll buy two cans of beer instead."


    Jasmine chuckled, then her cheeks were red and she nodded.


    "I''ll wait for you to come back."


    "Um!"


    I ran out in a hurry, and after buying two cans of beer, I walked back and unscrewed the pull-up ring in advance.


    If Sunflower and the others catch up, they will definitely let Jasmine drink the potion of the person who forgot the most important to prevent her from falling into psychological and physiological collapse again.


    At that time, Jasmine would forget her most important person.


    The winter sun shines on my body warmly, but I feel my body is biting cold.


    Will she forget the sunflower?


    Is she really willing to forget the sunflower? Does Jasmine have to choose between me and Sunflower, otherwise she will never be able to live a normal life?


    The answer should be...


    My eyes became firm, and I reached out to my pocket—


    "I''m back."


    I returned to the church with two cans of beer and saw Jasmine kneeling in front of the statue of God and praying.


    She saw me, then stood up and smiled shyly.


    "I''ve been waiting for you for a long time."


    "Then, you can start."


    I handed Jasmine a can of beer and she took it with pleasure.


    Then, a somewhat embarrassed smile appeared on her face.


    "And what? I don''t know the process of getting married."


    "Puff, I don''t know either."


    "We... have no experience."


    At this moment, we are really like a fool couple.


    After thinking for a while, I said.


    "We should drink a glass of wine first and then swear to God?"


    "Well, it''s a pity that there is no pastor."


    "That kind of thing is fine no matter what."


    I smiled awkwardly, then looked at Jasmine affectionately and approached each other—


    The two of them crossed their arms, used the beer bottle as a replacement for the glass, and touched it gently, and then we raised our heads and drank more than half of the small can of beer.


    "I''m sorry, I can''t seem to drink."