Rebirth: Splendid Ma Chapter 200 - 200 200 Not a Single Good Memory

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Chapter 200: Chapter 200: Not a Single Good mory

This night, Chiang

Xiao did not know what the mood was like in the Old Chiang Family.

However, she knew that Chiang Baoguo had hastily brought food to town, and it was very late when Chiang Songtao ca back. After returning, she heard Ho Laidi’s voice, which carried a bit of harshness, though she didn’t know what she was shouting about. Chiang Songtao’s voice was much quieter than hers, and it sounded sowhat gloomy, but after a while, it returned to silence.

Chiang

Xiao’s own mood was quite good.

The events of today had finally dissipated much of the gloom in her heart, and the sudden relaxation made her lose the desire to sleep for the ti being, so she simply went into “Space” and painted for half the night.

She painted quickly, and the paper was used up just as fast, but now she already had a stack of paintings stored in “Space”, perhaps they would be useful soday.

Now when she used the “Magic Brush”, she felt even more adept, and always felt that the paintings she created had more “spiritual energy” than before.

Chiang

Xiao was really looking forward to the trip to Bai Gu Mountain tomorrow.

Although she had only gone to sleep past midnight, she still got up extrely early the next day.

With not much ti left, she simply told her grandmother and then took her paints to the school to work on the mural.

She wanted to avoid the tis when students would be arriving, so as not to attract too much attention.

After painting for an hour, she had completed two paintings, adding a few short idiomatic stories, this old wall imdiately looked different.

In one of the paintings, she depicted the story of Kong Rong giving away pears, and on a whim, she switched to the “Magic Brush” while painting a large and a small pear.

The result was that when she finished and took a look, the two pears looked incredibly lifelike, the unique sweet scent of pears even seed to waft from the wall, making her feel like salivating.

Chiang

Xiao felt an imnse joy in her heart, standing there and admiring her work for a long ti.

When she returned ho, the door of the Old Chiang Family was still tightly shut, and even Ho Laidi, who usually got up early, was nowhere to be seen.

“Just after you left for a bit, your great-uncle also hurried out. I reckon he went to the town hospital, seeing as Baoguo stayed up all night,” Ge Liutao whispered to her when she saw her looking next door.

Last night, she and Chiang Songhai had talked for a long ti, both of them recalling their years of interaction with Ho Laidi. Initially, they thought Chiang

Xiao was too cruel and cold-hearted towards her grandaunt and wanted to find so mory of kindness from Ho Laidi towards her, hoping to use it to persuade Chiang

Xiao to show her grandaunt so respect, possibly convincing her to go and apologize to Ho Laidi.

However, upon careful reflection, they were unable to recall a single good mory provided by Ho Laidi.

It was all various taunts and insults; recalling the painful parts even made Ge Liutao weep for a good part of the night.

Especially after the incident with Chiang Qingzhu, Ho Laidi’s verbal abuse was even more vicious than that from any outsider in the village.

This made it so Chiang Songhai and Ge Liutao really couldn’t proceed with their original plan to persuade Chiang

Xiao.

Moreover, although they still felt Chiang

Xiao was wrong, she had already done what she did, and now they only thought about how to redy the situation; they certainly couldn’t let the Old Chiang Family beat her.

Therefore, they also got up extra early today, quietly paying attention to the movents next door.

When Chiang Songtao left the house carrying his things, he even gave Ge Liutao quite a scare, afraid he would kick the door in and co to settle scores with Chiang

Xiao. It was only after they saw him hastily heading towards the village entrance did the old couple breathe a sigh of relief.

After Chiang

Xiao put the paints back in the room and ca out to wash her hands, she saw her grandfather sitting on the bamboo bed in the western room rolling a cigarette. Normally, she would have gone in to help him roll them, but today she didn’t want to go there; she didn’t want to listen to Chiang Songhai’s lectures at this ti.

Chiang Songhai also thought she would co in, but when he looked up, Chiang

Xiao had already walked away, and that sour feeling surged up in his heart again.