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The Divine Heir Competition [II]
This suggestion was recognized by everyone. If there was any dispute caused by calligraphy, then it should be resolved with calligraphy.Farrell was unwilling to be called a third-rate calligrapher.Irving, on the other hand, was dismissive of Farrell's calligraphy.In the center of the hall, the two stood facing each other. The area was filled with spectators, eagerly awaiting the upcoming calligraphy competition."You're just a brat, how many years have you been a human being? I have written more words than you have eaten. How dare you compete with me in calligraphy? You are a piece of trash who brought disgrace upon yourself." Farrell smiled contemptuously, thinking that this competition was a sure win.Calligraphy was not something that could be mastered overnight.Any calligrapher with a little accomplishment must have gone through years of hard study.Judging from Irving's appearance, he is at most in his twenties, and his calli
The Divine Heir Competition [III]
Everyone sneered and laughed.Irving remained silent.Farrel said contemptuously: "You little brat, you have nothing to say!"Just at this moment, a teddy dog suddenly ran in."Dodo, you can't go in!" A maid ran after him, shouting loudly. However, the Teddy dog was not stopped by the call, but ran straight to the center of the hall.One of the waitresses holding a piece of white paper accidentally fell while trying to dodge the teddy dog rushing towards her, and the white paper in her hand dropped on the ground.Maybe it was frightened or something, but the teddy dog actually started peeing on the spot.Someone quickly walked through the crowd and grabbed the Teddy dog.Looking closely, it turned out to be the short-haired girl."Dodo, I told you to play outside, why did you come in? You are so disobedient!" As she spoke, she patted the Teddy dog gently a few times.However, when the Teddy dog saw the hostess, it immediately stopped peeing.Lindsey said in angry tone. "Ca
The Divine Heir Competition [IV]
No one in the hall said a word.Farrel's face gradually became gloomy.After a moment, Irving's face turned cold and he pointed at the Farrell angrily. "Are you asking me what qualifications I have? Okay, I'll answer you now!"As soon as he finished speaking, Irving slammed the brush on the table. With a sudden leap, he leaped up and caught the brush in mid-air with one hand.Dip the pen in ink and put it on white paper. A stroke, a dot, a vertical stroke, a horizontal stroke... They saw him writing smoothly and his strokes were as beautiful as clouds and smoke.With one stroke, it looked like a horse running free from its reins, soaring into the sky and leaving in a cloud of dust. It was also like a god ascending to the sky, moving around, coming from nothingness and returning to nothingness.The almost insane impulse comes from the primitive vitality and contains the power of the world.Everyone was stunned. They had never seen such a heavenly indulgence.Finally, Irving uttered the
The Divine Heir The Mysterious Gift [I]
What a generous deal. There was an old saying: Words were precious. Especially masters who have achieved extremely high attainments in calligraphy would rather burn their works than give them away to others easily.Only when you meet a confidant. Only people with similar interests could be recognized by the master. Don’t laugh at someone sleeping drunk on the battlefield. How many men have ever returned from the battles in history?The reason why Irving wrote this calligraphy was to praise Lindsey, a brave and patriotic soldier.Lindsey held the calligraphy in her hand and said with great joy: "I am so sorry. It is a masterpiece that has been passed down through the ages. I only happened to get a piece of it. What more can I ask for?"Everyone came forward to congratulate: "Congratulations, Mister Lindsey, for winning this calligraphy."Lindsey stroked his beard and smiled, "This is not good. It is better to share happiness with others than to enjoy it alone. I plan to donate it to th
The Divine Heir The Mysterious Gift [II]
Outside the gate.An old man in a blue suit and wearing reading glasses walked slowly into the hall, exuding the elegant temperament of an old scholar from the late Civil war and early Reconnaissance America.This person was none other than the current president of the National Calligraphy Association—Charles Moore.Charles Moore came over with his hands behind his back, glared at Farrell coldly, and then spoke in a cold voice."We recently received a report that you were performing so-called 'inkjet calligraphy' with a syringe pen, which had an extremely bad impact on society and greatly damaged the reputation of our calligraphy community. After several days of discussion, we have decided to cancel your membership. In addition, all calligraphers have issued a joint statement to severely criticize the outside world and put an end to such incidents in the future! Don't even think about gaining a foothold in the calligraphy world!"Bang!Farrell bumped into the table and yelled like cr
The Divine Heir Meeting The Unscrupulous Rival [I]
"What's wrong?" Irving put down the teacup and asked in a low voice."Nothing, excuse me, I need to go to the bathroom." Linda left his seat in a panic and walked out in a hurry."What happened to Madam Smiths?"Zuri and Sophie looked at each other, not daring to speculate further.Irving didn't say anything. He took the card on the rose and looked at it. He saw a message written in thin, strong and clear font on it: Linda, you are still as beautiful as ever, and nothing has changed.It was not specified who it was. Looking at the unique handwriting, Irving guessed that Linda should have recognized who wrote it, which was why he had such a big reaction. Could it be him?Thinking of Linda's bewildered behavior and loss of composure, Irving couldn't help but feel a little sad, as if his heart was being grabbed. If he and Linda were not husband and wife, perhaps it would be better. But he quickly calmed down.Was he finally coming? Irving raised the corners of his mouth slightly and smil
The Divine Heir Meeting The Unscrupulous Rival [II]
She cried. Irving guessed in his heart, and at the same time, his hostility towards the man deepened."Excuse me." Linda apologized to everyone present for his previous misconduct.When she caught a glimpse of the roses on the table, perhaps remembering the unbearable past, she suddenly grabbed them with a cold expression and tried to throw them away.Unexpectedly, Irving grabbed her wrist. Linda frowned and looked at Irving in confusion."You can throw away the flowers, but the problem remains. Many things cannot be solved by escaping."Upon hearing this, Linda lowered her brows and remained silent.Irving took the flower from her hand and said softly, "No matter what happens, I will be with you. From now on, no one can hurt you."Linda's body trembled slightly, his eyes turned red, and he seemed to want to say something but stopped.When Zuri saw that the situation had eased, he immediately raised his glass and shouted, "Don't just sit there, let's toast to Mister Smiths and his wif
The Divine Heir Bad Memories [I]
"Luke Robinson came to New York City this time, not only to attend the banquet held by the Linderman family, but also to meet Linda.Therefore, before he came, he had already obtained all the information about Linda. He never expected that Linda was already married. It was said that she married a fool. It was like a flower stuck in cow dung!Luke Robinson knew that Irving was a loser who only knew how to live off his wife, so he asked directly, "Mr. Smiths, you are so lucky to marry Linda! Linda and I both graduated from Ivy League universities. I wonder which university you graduated from?"“I didn’t go to any fancy college.” Irving answered straightforwardly. In his previous life, he either learned from an individual or was self-taught. But in this life, he went to local state college."Oh! No way, Linda is the campus belle of our university. I didn't expect her to marry someone like you, ahem..." Luke Robinson pretended to be embarrassed and smiled, and hurriedly explained, "I didn'