Film and TV: People in Joy of Life become stronger by reading

The painter had finally recovered by this time. Although he looked a little tired, he was much better than before.

He looked at Li Chengping and the others with a serious expression and said, "I really feel so relaxed now, it seems like nothing is bothering me anymore."

"It seems that what you said before was true."

Li Chengping and Cai Cai were overjoyed to hear this. The painter had been unwilling to believe them, which had caused them a lot of trouble.

At this moment, the painter was finally willing to believe them, which was a very good thing for them.

If the painters are willing to believe them, then this matter can be easily resolved.

Li Chengping quickly looked at the somewhat tired painter and said, "Finally, you're willing to admit these things. If you're willing to believe these things, then this matter will be much easier."

"And we can also help you solve a lot of things. Looking at your current state, you're really much better."

The painter quickly looked at Li Chengping and said, "Indeed, I now find that nothing is bothering me anymore, and I really feel particularly relaxed."

“I’m really sorry that I didn’t trust you before. If I had trusted you from the beginning, I wouldn’t have gone through all these detours.”

But what's the point of saying all this now? Everything has already happened, and saying anything now seems superfluous.

Li Chengping said with a smile, "It's perfectly normal that you don't believe what we're saying, after all, we're not particularly familiar with each other."

"Moreover, you and your wife are very loving, so it's normal that you can't accept this situation."

"So, I won't blame you for any of these things."

The painter was genuinely happy and relieved as he listened to Li Chengping's words.

Now that it has happened, he has to learn to accept it.

Although I was really unwilling to accept it, so what could I do?

The incident happened, and he couldn't change it; he could only slowly accept the facts.

Li Chengping really helped the painter a lot, so the painter was especially grateful to Li Chengping and his team.

He looked at Li Chengping and the others with great excitement and said, "You have helped me so much, how can I possibly thank you?"

Upon hearing this, Li Chengping quickly smiled and said, "That's too formal. You don't need to thank us."

"Since I promised to help you in the first place, then all of this is what I should do. Why do you have to do this?"

That being said, the painter was genuinely feeling a bit uneasy, knowing that Li Chengping and the others had suffered a great deal for him.

He had to find his own way to thank Li Chengping and the others, and he couldn't let them work for nothing.

So he quickly looked at Li Chengping and said, "I still feel it's necessary to express my gratitude to you. What would you like?"

"I will do my best to fulfill your requests, as long as it is within my power." His attitude was truly sincere.

However, Li Chengping and the others felt that it was really unnecessary. Li Chengping felt that these were things they should do, and he didn't need to be so polite to them.

Li Chengping patted him on the shoulder and said with a smile, "You're really overthinking things. There's no need for you to act like this."

“We really don’t need your thanks. I’ve already made it very clear to you that this is all we should do,” Cai Cai quickly explained to reassure the painter.

"There's no need to be so polite with us. How could we stand idly by when you're in trouble?"

"We are very happy to be able to help you solve this problem, so there is no need for you to be so polite with us."

But no matter what Li Chengping and Cai Cai said, the painter insisted on thanking them in his own way.

But to be honest, he didn't seem to have anything to express his gratitude in.

The only way he could express his feelings here was by exchanging some of their portraits.

This is also a very meaningful keepsake for them.

He felt that he was in the wrong and that it was a bit embarrassing to do this, but he had nothing else to give Li Chengping.

He said to Li Chengping somewhat embarrassedly, "To be honest, there's really very little I can help you with. You've already seen my situation."

"So I don't have anything else to give you, but I'm a painter and I think I can paint a portrait of you."

“That would be very meaningful. If you agree, I can paint a portrait for you.”

Li Chengping really hadn't expected his way of expressing gratitude, but seeing his sincere attitude, Li Chengping felt a little embarrassed to refuse.

However, this didn't require him to waste anything else, and Li Chengping could accept it.

Li Chengping smiled and looked at him, saying, "These are all very good ideas. Indeed, if you were to paint a portrait of us, it would be a very meaningful keepsake."

After hearing Li Chengping say that, Cai Cai felt that it was a bit inappropriate, since they had done all of this willingly.

How could I accept his gift!
He quickly approached Li Chengping and said somewhat nervously, "I don't think this is quite right! We did everything willingly."

"I feel it's a bit inappropriate to receive the gift he gave us now; painting a portrait would take a lot of time."

"I think you should really think about it!"

Li Chengping had certainly considered this matter, and he also felt that it was not a good idea to do it this way, since they had given everything willingly.

However, the painter's attitude was truly sincere, and he might feel somewhat upset if they refused.

So after much thought, Li Chengping decided to have him paint a portrait of everyone.

That would make the painter feel much better.

Li Chengping looked at Cai Cai, who had a worried expression, and said, "Of course I've considered what you're talking about, but I don't think there's anything wrong with what we're doing."

"You can see that his attitude is really sincere; he really wants to thank us."

"If we refuse again, it would really be inappropriate."

After hearing Li Chengping's words, Cai Cai also felt that what Li Chengping said made a lot of sense. (End of this chapter)