The next day, Moran went to paint outside the old man's residence again.
This time she painted the deceased Mrs. Qi, using photos of her when she was young.
In the picture, Mrs. Qi, wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a bow, turned her head slightly, smiled implicitly, and was extremely beautiful.
After finishing the painting, Moran also handed the painting to Qi Ruigang and asked him to frame it.
Qi Ruigang looked at her and asked: "Are you going to draw me tomorrow?"
Moran smiled and did not answer.
…
Mr. Qi was slightly surprised when he received a painting from Moran again.
He didn't expect that Mo Lan painted what Chen Yiqin looked like when he was young.
The most beautiful thing about Chen Yiqin is her eyes, big almond eyes, charming and bright.
Moran focused on her eyes, which seemed to be brought to life by her painting.
Mr. Qi stared at those eyes, as if she was looking at him...
The head butler saw that he was a little lost in thought and stood quietly aside without disturbing him.
After a long time, Mr. Qi said calmly: "Take it to my study and put it away."
The chief butler was a little surprised.
Yesterday, the old man treated the portrait of himself casually, but today he treated the old lady's portrait with such seriousness.
Yes, this is the portrait of the old lady. No matter who painted it, the old man will not deal with it casually.
The head butler suddenly thought that Miss Mo didn't look that stupid...
She seemed to have caught the old man's weakness.
…
On the third day, Moran changed into a bright orange dress and still sat under a sun umbrella, painting comfortably with a drawing board.
The chief butler walked into the living room and announced: "Miss Mo is here again."
Mr. Qi was sitting on the sofa, reading the newspaper with his reading glasses on.
"If she comes, she will come. Don't think that if she comes every day, I will let her see Evan." Mr. Qi's voice was cold.
The head butler smiled and said: "I don't know what Miss Mo will draw and send over today. I guess it should be the portrait of the eldest young master."
Mr. Qi did not answer. He was not interested in anyone she drew.
…
Moran finished drawing the content early, then packed up and went back.
Qi Ruigang also rushed back very early.
He walked into the living room and saw Moran drinking tea.
"Bring it to me to see what you drew today." He said looking forward to it.
Moran put down the tea cup and handed him the rolled painting.
Qi Ruigang took it and opened it slowly.
His originally expectant eyes flashed with disappointment, "Why not me?"
He thought Moran would definitely draw him today.
Moran asked: "Why should I paint you?"
"Aren't you planning to draw everyone in the Qi family?"
"I didn't say that."
Well, she didn't really say that, but that's what he thought, but the result surprised him.
But I believe the old man will be surprised too.
Qi Ruigang took another look at the content of her painting, his eyes flashed, as if he understood what Mo Lan meant.
"I'll take it to the watch frame right now!"
…
The third painting was delivered on time again.
"Old man, Miss Mo has sent another painting." The head butler handed the things over with both hands.
Mr. Qi didn't even raise his eyes: "Who did she draw this time? The boss?"
The chief butler smiled and said, "No."
"No?" Mr. Qi raised his head and took the picture frame.
The content in the frame suddenly jumped into his sight.
The painting is divided into two parts -
In the first part, there is a bird's nest on a simple tree, and there is a bird's egg in the nest.
The little bird in the egg breaks out of the egg, and the male and female birds guarding the side happily stretch their heads over to rub the little bird's body.