The Almighty Dragon General

“Mm-hmm.” Xatia quickly nodded. “I can testify. Xitlaly herself said so."
“It should have been like this.” Rebella looked at James. “You're not just their brother, but also their matchmaker. How can she leave the carriage if you aren't present? What does that make us on the bride's side?”
“If we don't set the tone in this situation, how can we expect a pleasant atmosphere when we enter the groom's family?” Lyla chimed in.
James laughed upon listening to their self-righteous explanations. “As far as I know, none of you have ever been married, or even been in a relationship. Where did you get all these mischievous ideas from?”
At his words, the several stunning women glanced at each other and lowered their heads once again, feeling wronged. They still believed they were in the right.
After all, they had their roles, which were to represent Xitlaly's family. They naturally had to uphold her interests.
Meanwhile, James represented Truett's side, responsible for all the arrangements here. It seemed a bit domineering that he had taken a hands-off approach and blamed them.

Truett suddenly barged in just as James was about to reprimand them further.
“It's all your fault.” Adair immediately pointed at Truett. “We got scolded because of you.”
“That's right!” Xatia glared fiercely at Truett. “Xitlaly wouldn't step out from the carriage, and you didn't even bother to come and appease her. You hid and didn't show up. Is that acceptable?”
“Little Truett, you're a married man now.” Rebella stared at Truett fiercely. “We won't spare you if you dare to let Xitlaly suffer, even to the point of abuse.”
“No need for nonsense.” Lyla shot Truett at a glance. “This isn't over. We should hit him after the wedding.”
Truett wore a bitter expression as he listened to the scolding from several living beings. Then, he looked at James. “James, they scared me so much I didn't dare to enter the bridal chamber.”
“You deserve it,” said James helplessly. “You should be inside with the bride now. What are you doing out here?”
“I'm not the only one who came out. She also did.” Truett suddenly turned around, pointing outside the soundproof barrier.
The next moment, Xitlaly, dressed in bridal attire, burst in.
“Oh my goodness,” exclaimed Rebella. “Do you even understand the rules? Have you ever been a bride
before?"
“This is the first time. I'm too lazy to go through all the formalities." Xitlaly sat down beside Truett nonchalantly. "There's no outsiders here. Let's just chat, shall we?"