Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2292 (Two Thousand Two Hundred and Ninety-Two) Shining

Seeing that Tie Jinjue was so interested in playing this, her mother cooperated with Tie Jinjue and painted the same pattern as the one on her own bowl on the bowl he had drawn before.

Tie Jinjue thought it would be hard for his father to guess this time, and it should be fun, so he happily showed the painting to his father and said to him, "Dad, guess who painted this bowl?"

Tie Jinjue's father took a look and said, "This was not drawn by one person."

"Dad saw it at a glance!" Tie Jinjue said.

"Yes." Tie Jinjue's father said, "Some parts were drawn by your mother, and some parts were drawn by you."

"Dad, guess which parts were drawn by my mother and which parts were drawn by me." Tie Jinjue said.

Tie Jinjue's father already had an idea, but he looked at the painting again to confirm it, and said, "The pattern on the bowl was painted by your mother, and the rest was painted by you."

"How did Dad know that?" Tie Jinjue asked.

Tie Jinjue's father didn't know how to answer, so he joked, "The places your mother painted will glow."

"Ah?" Tie Jinjue asked in surprise.

"Only I can see that light." Tie Jinjue's father said with a smile.

"I want to see it too." Tie Jinjue said.

At this time, Tie Jinjue's father guessed that he was just joking when he said that the places where his mother painted would glow. Tie Jinjue asked again: "Joke? But Dad really saw it very quickly."

Tie Jinjue's father said: "It's just a feeling."

Many years later, in the room in the basement of Muxi Pavilion where Tie Jinjue's mother's relics were buried, Tie Jinjue closed his eyes, thinking about the bowl with a pattern carved by his mother that he had just seen, and thought: When mother carved this pattern on the bowl, she must have been thinking of us.

Tie Jinjue remembered that his father once said that the places his mother had painted would glow. Although he knew it was a joke, at this moment, he couldn't help but think that if even the places his mother had painted would glow, then the places his mother had carved would probably glow for a long time.

He opened his eyes and looked at the bowl, and it seemed as if he saw the place on the bowl where his mother had carved the pattern was glowing. In that light, there was the shadow of his mother when she was carving the words on the bowl.

The scene that Tie Jinjue was thinking about at this moment was indeed somewhat similar to the actual situation when his mother was carving the pattern on the bowl.

At that time, Tie Jinjue's mother thought about the times when she had meals with Tie Jinjue's father and their two children, and thought of the bowls used at home. She suddenly felt that the bowls were empty, even dead silent.

She really wanted to paint the pattern on the bowls she used at home, although she knew that even if she did, she would not be able to eat with Tie Jinjue's father and two children. But it seemed that if she painted that pattern on the bowl, she would have more fantasies.

The bowl was very smooth, and even if she used a drawing tool to paint on it, the pattern would not be retained - just like the time they spent together could not be retained. Moreover, she did not have any drawing tools at hand at that time.

However, she wanted the bowl to have that kind of pattern, so she found a stone with a very sharp end and carved the same pattern on the bowl as the one she used at home before.

In the past, in order to let Tie Jinjue's father guess who drew it, she had drawn the pattern many times on paper. Playing that game back then made her very proficient in drawing the pattern. Although many years have passed, she still remembers it clearly.

(End of this chapter)