Early the next morning, the servants in the villa were busy. After the madam told them, it turned out that the third young master and the young madam had got married. Today, the third young master and the young madam were going to the ancestral hall to worship.
Rong Zhi and Yi Shuihan wore festive formal clothes and came to the ancestral hall together, where everyone was already waiting.
All the servants left, leaving only the Rong family. In the ancestral hall, everyone's expressions became solemn. After offering incense one by one, they went to Rong Zhi and Yishuihan.
After Rong Zhi and Yi Shuihan bowed three times and lit incense, the ceremony was completed.
The owner's wife took down an old brocade silk from the roof beam and untied the red rope. Wrapped inside was the family tree of the Rong family.[
"Shui Han, now that you are a member of our Rong family, write your name on the family tree." The owner's wife said.
The pen and ink are ready, all that is left is for Yi Shuihan to put pen to paper.
"Write it where." Yi Shuihan picked up the pen. She didn't know anything about this.
"Of course it should be written next to San'er's name," the owner's wife said.
"Left or right?" Yi Shuihan asked again. There was an empty seat on both sides, so it was better to ask clearly.
Everyone was silent at this question. Logically speaking, it should be written on the right, but Yi Shuihan has a special status, and Rong Zhi is married to Yi Shuihan, so the left and right...
Yi Shuihan looked at the top of the family tree and saw the name of the village owner's wife on the right side of the village owner, so he made a big stroke.
"Write on the left side," the owner said.
"Huh? I've already written half of it." Yi Shuihan stopped writing immediately, feeling very embarrassed.
Rong Yu and Rong Rong's eyes widened, obviously very surprised that Daddy actually said it should be written on the left.
"I wrote it according to the format above, did I write it wrong?" Yi Shuihan saw that everyone looked strange. Just now she asked about the left and right, but no one answered, so she couldn't be blamed.
"That's right, then write on both the left and right sides." The owner said.
The surprised expressions of Rong Yu and Rong Rong were a little exaggerated. They wrote on both the left and the right? Is this okay?
"Is that so?" Yi Shuihan felt confused. It would be better to confirm it. The family tree is very solemn.
"That's it, Shui Han, write it quickly." Rong Zhi urged, he was quite satisfied with the result.
With a stroke of the pen, two identical names fell on the family tree. Because the pen and ink were new and the fonts were flying and phoenix-like, they looked particularly eye-catching.
"Third sister-in-law's handwriting is very impressive." Rong Rong glanced at it, her writing style was sharp yet smooth.
The owner's wife picked it up and looked at it, her brows relaxed and then furrowed: "Shui Han, it would be more appropriate to write my real name on this family tree."
It was the name that caused trouble again, Yi Shuihan said: "Mother, Yi Shuihan is my real name."[
The owner's wife nodded, wrapped the family tree in brocade and put it back on the roof beam.
"The next step is to serve tea, third brother and third sister-in-law." Rong Rong brought the tea tray, on which were placed several cups of red date and lotus seed tea.
Rong Yu moved the chairs, and the owner and his wife sat in front, with joy on their faces. They had always hoped that their children would get married, especially Ruo'er. They didn't expect that the first person to get married would be San'er, or San'er.
His temperament is like that of Ruo'er, and they are also afraid that San'er will be too cold like Ruo'er.
Rong Zhi brought the tea and said: "Father, mother, drink tea."
After the village owner drank tea, Yi Shuihan did as he was told: "Dad, mother, drink tea."
After the village owner took the tea and drank it, one person gave him a red envelope: "I hope you will be a loving and happy couple in the future."
Yi Shuihan was very embarrassed and smiled and said, "Thank you, Dad."