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Chapter 2765 The Painting Reflects the Person (Part 2)

Seeing Wang Manni's nervousness, Wang Yue smiled and comforted her, saying, "In our Han Dynasty, many women remarry, and not everyone minds."

What I care more about is your future thoughts, and I'm very glad you chose to be honest with me. I will treat you well!

Wang Manni was completely relieved. She hugged Wang Yue tightly and said, deeply moved, "You're so good, so wonderful!"

Wang Manni really wanted to have sex with Wang Yue in bed to make him feel at ease, but she knew that her two best friends were at home, so she didn't continue to be intimate with Wang Yue. Instead, she wanted Wang Yue to quickly draw Gu Jia's picture and then send her away!

So, Wang Manni let go of Wang Yue, took out a tissue to wipe her tears, and then called out to the two people in the study.
"Gu Jia, Zhong Xiaoqin, are you ready? A Yue is going to paint a portrait of a lady for Gu Jia."

Gu Jia quickly came out of the study. Seeing that Wang Manni had returned to normal, she smiled and said, "You're not doing well. We thought you two were going to be intimate for a long time. You called us over after only a short while."

Wang Manni glanced at Wang Yue, worried that this ancient man wouldn't be able to adapt to the current dirty jokes, so she quickly said, "I was just thinking of drawing you a picture, but let me tell you, you'll miss this opportunity if you don't take it now."

Zhong Xiaoqin noticed that Gu Jia's dress had been moved to another table and went straight to look at it, ignoring the joke between Zhong Xiaoqin and Gu Jia.

Gu Jia, of course, also admired Zhong Xiaoqin's perfect painting, so she went to a spot she had already chosen, stood there gracefully, and said,
"Let's stay here. I feel the sun is shining just right, and it's very comfortable to bask in it!"

Gu Jia was bathed in sunlight, casting a long shadow. She looked graceful and slender, not like someone who had given birth.

Seeing that Gu Jia had her own aesthetic sense, Wang Yue didn't correct the position, but only briefly conceived the idea before starting to paint the picture.

Wang Manni immediately gathered around to look, and even Zhong Xiaoqin looked up from her own painting and ran over to admire Gu Jia's painting.

As the painting of the lady gradually took shape, Gu Jia in the picture revealed a strong yet slightly domineering feeling, which, combined with the soft sunlight, made her appear somewhat hazy.

Zhong Xiaoqin looked at it with some doubt, but she refrained from asking immediately. She waited until Wang Yue finished drawing before asking uncertainly.
"Mr. Wang, your analysis of me is very accurate, but your analysis of Gu seems a bit off."

"Gu Gu, isn't this a bit too domineering? And what does this vague, ambiguous thing mean? It doesn't seem like it at all."

Gu Jia had already come over to look at her portrait of a lady. She wasn't very satisfied and originally wanted to object, but Zhong Xiaoqin became her best mouthpiece, making her feel that her best friend was indeed right and useful at crucial moments.

So she shut her mouth and didn't say anything, instead looking at Wang Yue to see how he would explain.

Faced with the three women's questions, Wang Yue calmly said, "Madam Zhong, that's the Madam Gu you think she is. Just like the temperament emanating from this painting, she is truly clean and straightforward."

But I suspect that Madam Gu is quite assertive at home or when she goes out on business, and she is not very willing to listen to other people's opinions.

Your personality would be good as a person in power, but it's probably not suitable as a woman confined to the inner quarters.

After all, you always want to interfere in outside affairs when you're confined to the inner quarters.

Gu Jia was very unconvinced and immediately retorted, "I admit that I am a bit strict with my children and husband at home, but it's all for their health! For example, my husband has fatty liver, so I don't let him eat dinner, which is for his health."

Also, as a boss himself, he doesn't pay any attention to his clothing. I told him to dress more appropriately, all for his own good.

Wang Yue saw Gu Jia's unreasonable argument and shook his head with a smile, saying, "Life is only a few decades long. For the first twenty years, your husband was controlled by his parents. In the future, he will be controlled by you. Do you really think your husband will be happy, Mrs. Gu?"

I don't know what fatty liver disease you're referring to, but if it's an illness, there's a way to treat it; you don't have to starve yourself.

But you stubbornly believe that your method is the best, and that your husband has to listen to you.

This is actually just being domineering, but you think it's for your husband's good.

Of course, this personality trait would be excellent if applied to your work. After all, you are quite meticulous, and the smooth operation of your work is probably the main reason why you have achieved your current position.

So, when I said you were domineering, I wasn't wrong at all! At the same time, I'm afraid you've forgotten what you truly wanted in the first place? Or rather, what kind of husband you wanted back then?

After listening to Wang Yue's analysis, Gu Jia looked at the painting again. Through the hazy artistic conception, she discovered that the shadows in the picture seemed to be lost in the fog.

Gu Jia felt that Wang Yue wouldn't say that for no reason, so she changed the subject and asked, "Hearing Mr. Wang say that, I do have a bit of a domineering attitude, and I will try to change that."

But I don't understand why I look somewhat blurry in this picture.

Seeing that Gu Jia could tolerate all this, Wang Yue felt that this person was truly capable and could achieve great things, so he said...

"Mrs. Gu, the you in the shadow, that's the real you. Although you were somewhat domineering before, you were definitely not as tough as you are now."

The reason I'm conveying this mood is because I feel you may have forgotten what you originally pursued.

In reality, when two people are dating, they are dating each other's strengths; when they are living together, they are living together with each other's weaknesses.

The term "seven-year itch" is often used to describe the point at which, after a long time together, your love for your partner and their flaws reach a critical point.

Taking a step forward would mean the family falling apart; taking a step back is the only way to preserve this relationship.

For example, when you first got together with your husband, it was definitely because of some kind of good quality he had that attracted you.

But now when you see your husband, you've completely forgotten what initially attracted you to him. Instead, you feel that his good qualities aren't as appealing anymore, so you want to transform him into the husband you desire.

If you can't see the error of your ways and figure out what you really want, I think you and your husband might experience a rift in your marriage.

(End of this chapter)