Everyone burst into Laughter. Evelyn's face was as red as a tomato
The emcee came to stop him.
“Slow down there, guy. You have a few things to do before you can claim your bride. This one's for the groomsmen-and the groom. You guys have to show us how well you like each other."
Joshua laughed loudly, "We don't like him. Make him do everything himself!"
Knowing that he was just joking, everyone burst into peals of Laughter as well.
Sheffield turned to his friends and told the emcee, "I trust these guys with my life. If there's something to be done, just tell us."
A bridesmaid came over and pulled the groom aside, keeping him away from the bride. She said with a smile, “Of course we have games for the groomsmen, but you can't approach the bride before answering our questions."
"Is that the eldest daughter of the Russell family?" Joshua whispered to Gifford. Like Evelyn, the eldest daughter of the Russell family was also one of the richest socialites in the city.
"I don't know her." Gifford did not recognize the bridesmaid who just spoke, but he added with a sigh, “I guess it's true. Beautiful people always play with beautiful people." The bride and bridesmaids were all incredibly Lovely.
Sheffield straightened up his clothes and said confidently, "No problem. Fire away!"
“Listen up. You have to circle the room three times carrying a groomsman on your back for each wrong answer.”
Sheffield looked at the group of bridesmaids in astonishment, and tried to make it easier on his buddies.
"Why not ask a groomsman to walk around the room three times with a bridesmaid on his back?"
“Great idea!" Gifford clapped his hands.
Joshua wanted to shout his approval too, but he didn't dare. Terilynn was part of this. So he took a step back and let other single people join the game.
Libby Russell, the head bridesmaid, thought for a while and said,
"Okay."
"Come on, Libby. You know that's not fair!" one of the bridesmaids screamed.
Another bridesmaid responded calmly, "Don't panic. Just ask Libby to do it. Don't forget that she's also a bridesmaid."
“You're right."
Libby smiled and reminded Sheffield, "Quit stealing glances at the bride. Now, for the first question..."
The bridesmaid's words drew unwanted attention to Sheffield. Quite a few guests happened to spot Sheffield trying to look at Evelyn, and the crowd burst into Laughter again.
“Question number 1: What is Evelyn's favorite food?"
The first question was so easy it felt like a piece of cake! Sheffield quickly answered, “Evelyn's favorite snack is preserved plums, her favorite fruit is mango, and among desserts, she loves Tiramisu the most. Is my answer good enough? If not, I can continue."
Just a simple response with the answer “preserved plums" would have been enough for the bridesmaids, who didn't expect him to list out so many things.