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Chapter XXI
Chapter XXI
The Lore Behind the Painting Part 2
Rory prepared the blanket and other stuff she needed to prepare. She brought a bag full of books, watercolors, and papers. After everything was set, she let the kids sit alongside her.
“We’re going to paint?” Revi asked.
Rory nodded. “Yes, so I’ll give each of you a paper and three watercolors. Your activity for today is to paint anything that comes into your mind using the colors I will give you. Isn’t that fun?” She gave them the supplies.
Heidi and Naya beamed after hearing what Rory said while Revi and Yner had no reactions and started immediately.
Renata got violet, black, and red. She didn’t know what to do with those colors so she just filled the whole paper without any context in her mind using those.
After filling the whole paper, she just sat and looked at Rory. “Teacher, I’m do
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