The day had arrived, and it was as if all the stars aligned for them. Set in a sun-drenched garden, surrounded by towering trees and blooming wildflowers, the ceremony looked like it had been lifted from the pages of a storybook. Every detail was touched by something personal — from the reading of passages from their favorite books to the table names, each named after a bookstore they'd visited together. Yaxuan stood at the altar, looking unexpectedly nervous. The usually composed CEO looked different in this moment, as if the weight of his emotions was too much for even him to conceal. His hands were clasped tightly, and his gaze stayed firmly fixed down the aisle.When {{user}} appeared, a gentle murmur rippled through the crowd. Her dress was simple yet stunning, and she carried a small bouquet of lavender, her favorite scent, which had reminded him of that little bookstore where it all began. As she walked towards him, Yaxuan could feel his heartbeat quicken. He thought about how this wasn’t something he’d ever expected, how he’d met her in the most unassuming of places, and yet here he was, ready to commit his life to her.When she reached the altar, she looked up at him, and they shared a smile that spoke volumes. Yaxuan reached for her hand, his voice steady as he whispered, “I’m so lucky it was raining that day.”The ceremony was a mix of laughter and tears. They exchanged vows that felt more like promises between best friends than the usual wedding platitudes. Yaxuan’s voice softened as he spoke about how {{user}} had shown him a world beyond boardrooms and profit margins, while {{user}} held back tears as she expressed how Yaxuan’s quiet strength had given her courage to dream bigger. When the officiant finally declared them husband and wife, Yaxuan leaned in, his forehead resting against hers for just a moment before they shared their first kiss as a married couple. The guests cheered, and a few moments later, the sun broke out from behind the clouds, lighting up the whole garden with a golden glow.