Rebirth: I Will Win Easily in the Apocalypse-Chapter 10 - 6 Marriage Proposal and Registration_2

Because they were abroad and both Song Zhao and Gu Yanlin were computer experts who had hidden numerous IP addresses, Gu Yanzhi wasn't worried about being discovered.

She wouldn't expose herself and her relatives to risk. There was only so much she could do, and whether to trust or not was up to the nation. However, she still hoped the country would believe them. With the nation's power, perhaps they wouldn't suffer as much as they had in the last lifetime.

"It will," Song Zhao firmly grasped Gu Yanzhi's hand, giving her strength.

After saying just that, the two tacitly changed the subject and strolled along leisurely, talking about trivial matters.

When they reached the bottom of their apartment building, Song Zhao suddenly knelt on one knee, presenting a ring he had prepared earlier, and pushed it in front of Gu Yanzhi.

"Zhizhi, marry me."

Gu Yanzhi looked dazedly at the man she loved deeply in front of her, without flowery language or a romantic atmosphere. On an ordinary day, with the simplest of words, Gu Yanzhi knew she would never forget this day. This sentence was the most touching love word she had ever heard.

"Yes," Gu Yanzhi nodded vigorously.

Song Zhao grabbed her hand, the other trembling slightly with excitement, slowly sliding the ring onto her ring finger.

Looking at the ring on her hand, a tear rolled down Gu Yanzhi's eyes, plopping onto Song Zhao's hand and also into his heart.

"Don't cry,"

Song Zhao stood up, holding Gu Yanzhi's face in his hands, gently wiping away her tears, then hugged her tightly.

From the day Gu Yanzhi came of age, Song Zhao had ordered this ring, and today he finally gave it away. He had planned to propose when Gu Yanzhi graduated from college, but the sudden death of Mr. and Mrs. Gu plunged both into deep sorrow. They also wanted to observe mourning for Mr. and Mrs. Gu, so the proposal was postponed.

But now, the end of the world was imminent. Although the marriage certificate might be just a piece of scrap paper after the apocalypse, Song Zhao still wanted that scrap paper. It was the proof of their relationship; he wanted to call Gu Yanzhi "wife" openly and legally.

The next day the sun was shining brightly, and Gu Yanzhi got up early; she and Song Zhao were going to register their marriage today.

Gu Yanzhi tried on clothes all morning, spreading them out all over the bed, looking for the most beautiful piece. But in the end, she chose the most ordinary white shirt, a timeless classic.

Song Zhao's clothes matched Gu Yanzhi's—a white shirt of the same style.

After choosing their clothes, Gu Yanzhi applied a simple makeup to herself, enhancing her already good skin and complexion.

After a simple breakfast, the two set out.

The way to the civil affairs office was unobstructed.

Since it was a workday, there weren't many people getting married. They waited in line for less than five minutes before it was their turn.

Outside the civil affairs office, looking at the marriage certificate of the two of them, Song Zhao couldn't suppress the smile on his face, "Zhizhi, wife, I can finally call you wife outright."

The smile on Gu Yanzhi's face was also uncontrollable, and she called out softly, blushing, "Husband."

"Hey," Song Zhao responded excitedly.

He was mature beyond his years and rarely showed such emotions, indicating he was truly overjoyed.

Looking at Gu Yanzhi, Song Zhao's eyes were filled with undeniable tenderness and joy.

After appreciating their freshly printed marriage certificate at the entrance of the civil affairs office for a while, they gave the certificate to Gu Yanzhi to store in her space—there was probably no safer place in the world.

Then the two drove to Mr. and Mrs. Gu's gravesite.

"Dad, Mom, I have good news to tell you. Zhaozhao and I got married today," Gu Yanzhi said excitedly, her hand gently touching the gravestone and hiding the sadness in her heart.

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When she had just been reborn, she also complained in her heart. Why couldn't she have been reborn a little earlier? Then she could have saved Dad and Mom.

Gradually, she reconciled with herself. It was already very lucky to be able to keep Zhaozhao and Yan Lin safe. Not all the good things in the world could be hers alone.

But facing her parents' gravestones, she still felt sadness. Remembering those joyful times, Gu Yanzhi wished she could immediately dismantle Gu Qiang's family, but it wasn't time yet. Wait a little longer.

Sensing something wrong with Gu Yanzhi's emotions, Song Zhao extended his arms to wrap around her, promising to Mr. and Mrs. Gu, "Dad, Mom, rest assured, I will definitely take good care of Zhizhi. In the future, I won't let Zhizhi be sad or upset."

At the same time, he also thought he would never let Gu Qiang's family off the hook. Everything would wait until the day of the apocalypse.

When they returned home, Gu Yanzhi saw Gu Yanlin sitting on the sofa as soon as she entered.

"Sis, brother-in-law, congratulations on your wedding, wishing you a unity that lasts a hundred years,"

Gu Yanlin shifted his way of addressing smoothly, without any sign of resentment towards the brother-in-law who had 'stolen' his sister.

After all, they had grown up together, and he knew very well what kind of person Song Zhao was. The two had long recognized each other, and he knew in his heart that it was only a matter of time before he would call him brother-in-law.

Moreover, since the three of them would be living together and seeing each other every day, there was even less talk of stealing away or not.

"Eh, here's a red envelope for changing the way you address," responded Song Zhao swiftly and cheerfully. He handed over a gift prepared in the car—a Patek Philippe watch.

Aside from the moment at the gravesite that day, Song Zhao's smile had never faded. If his colleagues saw him like this, they definitely wouldn't recognize him—the notorious Ice-Faced Hades of their company.

"Thank you, brother-in-law," Gu Yanlin accepted the gift and smiled happily. He had wanted this watch for a long time, but because he needed to spend his money on more important things, he hadn't dared to mention it.