My Parents Were Kicked Out of the Wedding Table, I Announced the Wedding That Night
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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 — My Parents Were Kicked Out of the Wedding Table, I Announced the Wedding That Night

Updated 10/08/2026 5 min read

Lam Kieu Kieu bit her lip.

"I was afraid that I might ruin my dress, so I asked Mr. Dinh to help me look at it."

Co Dinh put the food on the table, smiled and walked over, habitually reaching out to pat my head.

“Tomorrow I will ask the hotel to add more tables and chairs, don't be angry.”

I tilted my head to avoid it. His hand stopped in mid-air. Co Dinh was a little stunned.

“Are you really going to make a big deal out of it?”

I zipped up the suitcase.

“I'm not causing trouble.”

Co Dinh's face immediately darkened.

“Tham Am, I have already gone into the water to comfort you.”

I quietly put my passport and identification documents in my bag.

“Coming to comfort a dog, you are more serious than this.”

Lam Kieu Kieu immediately walked to Co Dinh's side, her voice soft.

"Mr. Dinh, don't blame Am Am."

“She just cares too much about you so she has such a big prejudice against you.”

I stopped.

“Lin Kieu Kieu, why don't you take off my clothes first before speaking?”

Her eyes immediately turned red.

“Am Am, I'll give it back to you.”

She reached out to undo the buttons. As soon as I touched it... The button immediately broke off. She was stunned, tears also fell.

“Sorry... I really didn't mean it.”

Co Dinh immediately pulled her behind her to protect her.

“Tham Am, enough!”

I bowed my head and looked at the button lying on the floor.

"That's right."

“She didn't mean it.”

“Just cleverly wearing my dress and cleverly breaking it right in front of me.”

“It just happened to make me feel sad.”

Co Dinh frowned.

“Do you show that expression to anyone every day?”

"Kieu Kieu's health has been weak since she was young. Is it okay if I give in to her a little?"

I opened my phone and threw the screenshot of the group chat right in front of him.

"You guys bet my parents' pride, and now you're asking me if I'm worth being angry about?"

Co Dinh picked up the phone and just glanced at it.

“Just because of this?”

I almost thought I heard wrong. Someone stabbed a knife into another person's heart, but the first reaction was to criticize the bleeding. Lam Kieu Kieu hid behind him.

“Am Am, I really don't have any malicious intentions.”

"I was just joking with Mr. Dinh, but I didn't expect you to take it seriously."

I straightened my suitcase.

“You guys make me feel sick.”

Finally, Co Dinh also lost all patience.

"If you step out of this door today, I won't come to pick you up tomorrow!"

I looked straight into his eyes.

“No need anymore.”

“I annul the engagement.”

“If you two like it, just organize your own wedding.”

Lam Kieu Kieu quickly pulled my hand.

“Am Am, don't be like that.”

"I'll just give you back your dress and invite you to drink. Don't cancel the engagement because you're angry."

I withdrew my hand.

“If you like it, give it to me.”

“In the trash there is also a wedding dress.”

"The two of you took it, it just happened to be a set."

Co Dinh was dumbfounded.

“You... you threw away your wedding dress?”

I pulled my suitcase and walked out.

“Why don't you keep it to cover the two of you?”

Co Dinh chased him to the door.

“Tam Am, you will regret it!”

I never looked back. Just as the door closed behind him, the phone vibrated again. It's a message from Co Dinh.

"If you think about it, then come back and apologize to me. Otherwise, tomorrow's wedding will be canceled."

I stuffed my phone in my pocket, pulled my suitcase and walked towards the sidewalk. At that moment, I suddenly remembered Hoac Phong, the pig butcher in the village. Three years ago, when I was in the most difficult time, he gave it to me I have 30,000 yuan in cash, just say one sentence:

“Just keep living.”

The taxi stopped. I opened the door and got into the car.

“Let me go to the long-distance bus station.”

The taxi stopped in front of the bus station gate. From afar, I saw my parents standing at the edge of the crowd. Dad held a red wooden box tightly in his arms, the entire shoulder of his shirt was wet by the rain. As soon as she saw me, my mother immediately smiled and waved.

“Am Am, here!”

I quickly ran over. Dad hugged the box tighter.

"This is the jade bracelet my grandmother left behind. Tomorrow I will wear it for you."

My throat constricted.

“Dad, let's go to the hotel first.”

Mom looked at the suitcase behind me, her eyes gradually showing surprise.

“Why are you bringing a suitcase with you?”

Before Mom finished speaking, several black commercial vehicles stopped right in front of the bus station gate. Co Dinh's mother got out of the car. Behind her are two bodyguards. She looked at me with cold eyes, as if she were looking at an unreasonable subordinate.

“Tham Am, have you caused enough trouble?”

I immediately stood in front of my parents.

“Uncle Co, what are you doing here?”

She gently raised her hand.

“Invite them to sit down for tea and talk.”

Two bodyguards immediately stepped forward. My father took a step forward.

“We're not going.”

Mother Co looked at him and gave him a faint smile.

"In-laws, tomorrow is the wedding. If this gets out, it won't be good."

“The Co family needs face, don't you Tham family need it?”

My mother squeezed my sleeve. I bent down to look at her hand. The back of my hand was covered in red marks from the cold. I calmly said:

“Okay, let's go.”

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