Chapter 66 (2/2)

Wen Nuan smiled apologetically.

Although Jian Yunnao was in a low mood these days, when he heard that it was his older brother’s birthday tomorrow, he still wished him a happy birthday.

“Happy birthday brother. I didn’t prepare a gift this year. I’ll make up for it next year.”

His voice was gloomy. He appeared to have low levels of energy.

However, Jian Yuncheng didn’t seem to have heard Jian Yunnao’s words. He kept looking down at the sweater and scarf that he held in his hands.

These two pieces were incredible. The embroidery pattern on the scarf stood out to him in particular.

The scarf was woven with black wool. Different shades of gray thread were st.i.tched together to create a landscape artwork. An eagle that was soaring through the landscape was also st.i.tched onto the scarf.

The scarf also held the metaphorical message of a grand prospect. It perfectly suited Jian Yuncheng’s current situation.

Although the embroidered picture was small, the details were quite intricate. The eagle’s facial features and feathers were vivid and lifelike.

After a long while, Jian Yuncheng lifted his head and looked up at Mo s.h.i.+yun and Aunt Mo.

“The embroidery on this scarf is incredibly intricate. Did you do it yourself?” Jian Yuncheng asked.

Mo s.h.i.+yun lowered her head further. She didn’t dare to answer this. However, she didn’t deny it either.

“Do you know how to do embroidery?” Jian Yuncheng asked again.

Seeing that her daughter didn’t answer, Aunt Mo quickly answered for her, “I used to do embroidery work for traditional Han dresses. s.h.i.+yun learned a bit from me. Whenever I’m too busy, she’ll always help me with the work.”

It was true that Mo s.h.i.+yun knew how to do embroidery.

Jian Yuncheng mentally gathered their reactions. Whilst his facial expression did not change, his light in his eyes dimmed quite a bit.

His thumb was gently stroking the other side of the embroidery.

There was a name embroidered on it. It was Jian Yiling.

However, Aunt Mo and Mo s.h.i.+yun had both vowed that Mo s.h.i.+yun had made the scarf.