Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 271 - 272: Ye Ge’s Painting_1

Chapter 271: Chapter 272: Ye Ge’s Painting_1

Nan Feng felt that Feng Gu had become increasingly cheeky, not hesitating to bring up "your home" before they properly moved in together.

Once they were in the house, Feng Gu put a big, heavy bag in front of Nan Feng and said to her, "It’s quite heavy, feels like it should be fruit. Oh, and there’s also a painting."

And also a painting?

Nan Feng first opened the bag of fruits, revealing a large sack of loquats. She wondered where Ye Ge got them, as she had never seen them for sale anywhere.

She then turned her attention on the painting, but as soon as she opened it, she hastily closed it again.

"Feng Gu, have you washed your face yet? If you haven’t, go do it now!"

Feng Gu replied, "I’ve already washed up."

"Have you had breakfast yet? If not, go out and grab something."

Again Feng Gu said, "I’ve eaten already."

"Then go sweep the outside."

"I just swept yesterday, it’s not dirty... " Feng Gu looked at Nan Feng for a moment before realizing that Nan Feng was trying to shoo her away, so she quickly added, "Ah, I remember now, I haven’t washed the clothes I changed out of yesterday."

Once Feng Gu had left, Nan Feng cautiously opened the painting once again.

The artwork was new, exuding a faint hint of ink. The sunset, the reservoir, the blooming flowers and grass, and two lovers sitting by the reservoir, the girl’s eyes blindfolded, and the boy somewhat hunched.

Yet, the painting was vivid. The sunset was red, the water in the reservoir was green and clear, the flowers and grass seemed alive, and the girl... her casually coiled up hair, the braid hanging to her waist, wearing a red dress, looked much like her during her time in Da Ping Village.

The male figure wore a straw hat on his back, concealing his slightly hunched back. One hand held the girl while the other caressed her face, his expression one of profound bliss from the kiss.

This must have been another painting by Ye Ge.

Not only did he have beautiful handwriting, he could also paint?

Could it be that he was a man talented in chess, music, calligraphy, painting, as well as martial arts?

That’s right, the heavens must have seen his immense talent, which is why they gave him such an unpleasant face.

Nan Feng carefully stored the painting away. It could not be hung nor shown to anyone else, but she would definitely cherish it.

However, Nan Feng suddenly thought, he had painted two pictures, so where was the one with her hunting?

Was it possible that Ye Ge wasn’t interested in the hunting painting and had only repainted the current one?

...

Afternoon.

Nan Feng rented a carriage to Qin Bao to order boxes. At the same time, she signed a new contract with Qin Bao. From now on, he would have to provide three thousand boxes to her every month. Nan Feng would give a deposit first, and once the boxes were ready, Qin Bao would deliver them to Spikenard Square. In addition to settling the balance, Nan Feng would also give the next month’s deposit.

Because of the large demand, Qin Bao lowered the price by one copper coin for Nan Feng. Though one copper coin might seem trivial, saving one coin per box for three thousand boxes each month would actually save another three taels of silver.

After hauling the boxes back, Nan Feng went to find the raw materials the next day.

The first time she bought materials was from the owner of the Medical Hall in Qing Shui Town. However, due to her high demand, the owner couldn’t keep up with the supply. She had then asked Aqiu to help locate more, but Aqiu and Pang Ya probably wouldn’t be able to find so much in a short period of time.

So, Nan Feng started buying from Qing Shui Town. Once she had bought everything available there, she went to He and Ping County to continue her purchase.

By the time she returned that day, she was almost completely exhausted.

Spikenard Square was undoubtedly doing very well business wise, but how to keep up with the demand was another issue.