Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife novel Chapter 1077

The convoy started from the Tang family manor in the northern part of the city and headed for the Huo family manor in the eastern end of the city.

The long queue of luxury cars attracted everyone's attention as they made their way, and many in the crowd pulled out their phones to snap pics or record video of the event. A number of journalists already knew of the big event tying two of the most powerful families in the city together. Those guys had found the best spots to camp out in, the best spots for the best photos.

When the convoy arrived at the Huo family manor, there were already a ton of people waiting there. They were all chatting amongst themselves and laughing.

The cars rolled up to the manor gate. Dressed in a formal black designer suit, Sheffield emerged from his Aston Martin holding a large bouquet of champagne roses.

The six groomsmen also left their cars, including Gifford and Joshua. Gifford drove a McLaren F1, and Joshua was in a Lotus Esprit. Both quintessentially British cars sported bright red paint jobs.

The other four groomsmen were Sheffield's good friends. None of them were from ordinary families. Some of the onlookers soon found that one of them was a domestic superstar, and another was a prince of M Country.

Gwyn was in a pink princess dress and Blair held her. Colleen stood next to them. When she saw Sheffield, the little girl immediately wriggled in Blair's arms and exclaimed, "Daddy! Daddy!" Blair carefully set the girl down, making sure the little one was steady on her feet, and she ran towards Sheffield.

Sheffield's eyes were full of tenderness when he saw his little girl running full tilt at him. He held the roses in one hand and scooped up his daughter in the other. "Let's go to Mommy, sweetie!"

Gwyn clapped her hands. "Mommy upstairs. The dress, byoo-ee-full." She tried to say "beautiful," but that was a big word, full of subtle, difficult-to-master sounds.

Sheffield understood what she meant. Evelyn looked stunning in her wedding dress. "Oh, really? Then could you please take Daddy to have a look at Mommy?"

"Yes!"

As Sheffield walked towards the villa with Gwyn in his arms, many guests were amazed at how happy he was—and how lucky. "You never see grooms carrying their daughters before the wedding. That guy has it all. He married the hottest socialite in the city, and he has an adorable daughter."

"I know, right? Lucky duck!"

The bridesmaids heard the groom come inside. So they rushed to lock Evelyn's bedroom door so he couldn't see the bride easily.

There was a crowd already gathered in the hallway. Terilynn walked over to Sheffield holding the toddler. "Little one, your dad's still busy. Want some candy?"

Gwyn turned around to take a look at her dad waving at her, and nodded, "Okay."

There were six QR codes printed out and taped to Evelyn's bedroom door. The emcee told Sheffield, "These codes are to the bridesmaids' WeChat Pay accounts. If you could give them some cash, that would be good. But make sure they don't think you're a penny-pincher!"

Joshua clicked his tongue. "They sure know how to rip the groom off." Luckily, Sheffield was loaded.

"Definitely!" Gifford agreed with Joshua.

If he wanted to marry his woman, he had to do this. Sheffield asked Tobias to bring him his phone and opened the app without hesitation. He scanned one of the QR codes and transferred 99, 999 dollars.

He could hear one of the bridesmaids say "wow!" through the door. "What a great guy! Let's open the door and let him in!"

"Don't fall for that, sis! Calm down!" another bridesmaid said.

Gifford raised a brow at Sheffield and teased him. "You're so generous to other girls. Be careful, or your wife will make you kneel on the keyboard on your wedding night!"

"No way! My wife's friends are my friends too."

Joshua also mocked him, "Let me be Evelyn's bridesmaid for a bit? I can put my QR code up there and get a serious cash infusion. I'll still be your best man afterwards."

Anxious to see his bride, Sheffield continued to scan the other QR codes one by one and wired the money quickly, while replying to Joshua, "Dude, I'll give you 999, 999—if you wear a bridesmaid dress."

"Only six figures? Well, forget it, my rep is more important than money!" Joshua would not swallow his pride for money.

In less than two minutes, he had completed all the wire transfers. Sheffield put away his phone and knocked on the door. "Hey ladies, I have a bigger red envelope in my pocket. Do you want it?"