Rebirth of the Wife in Despair

Chapter 237 I Will Consider It

On the large screen behind, the art displayed was indeed the one drawn by Eileen. It was astonishing at first glance, not only because of its color but also because of its craftsmanship. Without at least three to four decades of experience, it would be impossible for anyone to achieve that level of skill.

Eileen adjusted her breathing. The gazes of the two people sitting in the central seats below the stage were hard for her to ignore. That was her first time seeing Nancy. There was at certain similar and harmonious aura between her and Jasper. They were a perfect match.

After all she had been through, Eileen was no longer flustered. Upon seeing Jasper, she was even more composed than she had imagined.

Casting a casual glance, she took off her black hat. “Sorry, I got caught in traffic and am a bit late.”

The moment everyone laid eyes on Eileen, most of them expressed ‘astonishment.’

From the start, her young age was astonishing, yet her painting skills were on par with those of an art academy graduate. It was important to understand that every year, millions aspired to enter art academies, but only a few hundred were accepted. Interestingly, the judges who made the selection at that time were professors from the art academy.

At that moment, it was her appearance that took one’s breath away. She was dressed simply, but her face was unforgettable.

The magazine that was initially sold like hotcakes only showed a vague side profile of Eileen. In person, she was more beautiful than her cover photo.

A man in his late sixties or early seventies stood below the stage, his hair snowy Blake. He lowered his head to put on his glasses and picked up the microphone. “Before presenting you with the award, may I take the liberty to ask where the inspiration for this painting came

from?”

The host handed the microphone to Eileen. As she prepared to speak for the first time, she seemed somewhat nervous, unsure of how to begin.

As everyone fell silent, waiting for her to speak, Eileen’s heart seemed to calm down as well. “Actually… When I was painting this piece, I was just giving it a try because that… was the darkest and lowest point in my life. I missed a very important competition, which almost knocked me down. I even considered dropping out of school… just taking things as they come. Moreover, the theme of the competition was hope. At that time, I couldn’t see a glimmer of hope at all. However, a friend once told me… Even if one lives in darkness, one should not fear the sunlight. If they are willing, that beam of light can become their salvation. Hold on to the light, and miracles of hope can happen. The more impossible it

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seems…”

Elm’s voice and words echoed in her mind.

in adversity. there is hope. Darkness and light can coexist. It’s these very words that, no matter how bleak. or sad I was at the time, I still had to paint a picture full of hope and sunshine at my lowest point.

speaking,

faced those rounds of applause and affirmation, Eileen didn’t cast a glance at the person directly in front of

the nameplate on the table, Eileen was somewhat taken aback. It was Gideon, a national-level master of traditional painting and a professor at Hulbury Central

Eileen wasn’t sure until she took a look

award, Jasper stepped forward and handed her a trophy adorned with Boundless Tech’s logo, which was a

also a contract with Boundless Tech to be

a labor contract. She hadn’t even graduated yet, yet she was

of Jasper echoed from above.

heart gave a jolt.

ended, there was still

wanted to

asked

was unlike ordinary people who were not qualified to sit with him. Hence,

had Benjamin’s company.

was quite difficult for her to have a conversation with him. After all, she hadn’t been to school for

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through the meal, Eileen pretended to go

those people who wanted to pry some gossip from Eileen didn’t even

Eileen asked the waiter for a cup of hot water and sat on the balcony. Not long after, another figure took a seat across from her. “When do you plan to return to school? Your second-place ranking is at risk.”

Benjamin rarely spoke that much.

asked, “Have the results for the Olympiad Math

first place. Most of them secured a guaranteed spot,

Vera.”

Why did

you take the top spot.”

She said, “There’s no need for you to step aside. I’ll take the first place. It’ll be good for you to

university entrance exam. However, you truly deserve this honor.” Benjamin had guessed it much earlier that would eventually