Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2291 (Two Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-One)

Tie Jinjue's mother agreed and asked Tie Jinjue to draw some bowls on a large piece of paper first. She told him to leave space on the paper for her to draw the bowls later, and asked him to try his best to draw them better.

Tie Jinjue followed her instructions and carefully drew some bowls on the paper. The bowls were distributed in various places on the paper without any pattern.

There were a lot of blank spaces between the bowls, which were left for his mother to paint on the bowls.

When he felt that the painting was almost finished, he took the paper and asked his mother if what he had drawn was enough.

His mother smiled and said, "That's enough."

He asked his mother how his painting was going.

His mother praised him and he was very happy to hear that.

Tie Jinjue said: "Mom said that I draw well, which makes it more difficult for Dad. You should draw too."

Tie Jinjue's mother drew many bowls on paper that looked like the one they used at home.

She drew the pattern again and again, and it became more and more familiar to her.

When she was drawing the first few bowls, she would look at the bowl that Tie Jinjue brought from time to time. Later, when she became familiar with it, she no longer looked at that bowl, and even did not look at the bowls that had been drawn on the paper before. She just drew based on memory.

When she was painting later, she deliberately painted a few bowls to look less like they were painted by her own hand. After finishing the painting, Tie Jinjue took the painting and looked at it. He found that although the bowls painted by his mother were very similar to the bowl in that house, some of them did not look like they were painted by the same person. He said, "I didn't expect that some of the bowls painted by my mother were really hard to tell that they were painted by you."

Tie Jinjue showed the painting to his father and asked his father to mark the bowl drawn by his mother with a pen.

Tie Jinjue's father took a look and started marking on the paper.

After a while, when his father gave the paper to Tie Jinjue, Tie Jinjue was very surprised and asked, "Dad, how did you mark all of these correctly so quickly?"

Tie Jinjue's father said: "This is normal. If I marked it wrong or marked it slowly, you would need to ask why."

Tie Jinjue showed his mother the paper marked by his father and said, "Dad guessed everything right. It was too fast!"

Tie Jinjue's mother just smiled and said, "Normal."

Tie Jinjue wanted to let his father guess again, so he picked up the picture he had drawn before, which was a different shape from the bowl at home. There was no pattern on the bowl in the picture, so Tie Jinjue asked his mother to draw the same pattern on the special bowl he drew, and told his mother to let his father guess who drew the bowl.

If he asked Tie Jinjue's father who painted the bowl, whether he guessed that it was painted by Tie Jinjue's mother or Tie Jinjue, it would not be completely correct, because the bowl was painted by two people, each of whom painted a part. He didn't know whether his father could guess that the bowl was painted by two people.

If his father guessed that two people drew it, he would ask his father to guess which part was drawn by his mother and which part was drawn by him. Tie Jinjue knew very well that his father knew that his mother would often draw things based on her imagination, and Tie Jinjue himself drew more based on things at that time, and did not often draw based on imagination. On that day, he had just drawn a bowl with a different shape from the bowl at home based on his imagination, and there was no pattern on it. He thought that this time he asked his mother to draw a pattern on the bowl he drew based on the bowl at home, which would make it easy for his father to think that the part drawn based on imagination was drawn by his mother, and the part drawn based on the bowl at home was drawn by Tie Jinjue.

(End of this chapter)