Purchased A Mr. Right novel Chapter 1398

It was a portrait of Emerson.

It was a sole-color painting on high-quality paper. Emerson, relaxed and charming, sat on the sofa in his casual clothes with an enigmatic smile. On his right shoulder, there was a lively rabbit squatting there.

Bunny fixed her eyes on the little rabbit.

While they were standing there enjoying the painting, quite a few students also went over.

"Is this a sketch?"

"It seems so, but its lines are so thin! Young Master Chiang on it looks so handsome, but why is there a bunny on his shoulder? Aren't men with cats appear more lovable?"

Bunny curled her lips.

"It doesn't matter whether it's a cat or a rabbit. This painting is exquisite. It feels very artistic!"

"Artistic? It's just a plain sketch! This is an art exhibition. Most of the paintings here are excellent oil paintings and watercolors from masters. How can such a simple sketch be displayed here?"

The crowd began to discuss the drawing.

Seeing a group of ignorant people gesturing and commenting on her work, Bunny could not help saying, "This isn't a sketch!" "Not a sketch?"

"Then what is this?"

Everyone looked at her in surprise.

Bunny pointed at the fine lines on it and said, "This is a modern meticulous brushwork, an elaborate-style traditional painting!"

"I've never heard of it, but it looks like a sketch!"

"They aren't the same at all. A sketch cannot have so many fine and thin lines!" Bunny rolled her eyes and continued, "The brushwork is made of thin and steady lines drawn by writing brushes made of weasel's hair. Lines are essential for meticulous brushwork. See the neat, delicate, and detailed hair here!

“Therefore, it takes a lot of effort to make such a good work!"

Some people were not convinced, and one of them asked, "Who knows whether you just talk nonsense or not?"

Hearing that, Bunny suddenly stamped with rage. "Nonsense?! This is my painting, so I believe I have the right to speak!"

To prove what she said, she flew on without stopping, "I used line drawing in traditional ink and brush style and made use of the color contrast with black and white. The lines look simple - there is barely any decorative element, but the color depth of each line I drew is different. I used two kinds of painting skills to draw this little rabbit. See its ears? I used overlay skill!"

Her words silenced everyone.

Looking at everyone's eyes with surprise and admiration, Bunny proudly raised her small chin, looking down her nose at these onlookers.

She turned around swaggeringly, intending to enjoy the other paintings.

Unexpectedly, she saw a tall and robust figure.

Emerson was standing there with his hands in his pockets, gazing at her with emotion.

Damn!

Bunny covered her mouth in panic, but it was too late to cover her secret up.

She reacted quickly and ran away from him as fast as she could.

However, no matter how fast she was, she could not run faster than Emerson, who had a pair of long legs. Just after she ran out of the art museum, she heard footsteps coming closer behind her.

"Sloane!"

Emerson grabbed her arm from behind with a gloomy face and blocked her way. "Bunny,

stop!"

Bunny, caught by him out of blue, had no time to stop. Her nose just hit his hard chest.

She grimaced in pain.