On the weekend, Rie Sakai drove and Masayoshi Kishimoto sat in the passenger seat and went to the exhibition together. When she arrived at the place, after she was parked by the car, the two were still in the car, and they walked out without front and rear feet.

"Can you smile?" said Rie Sakai as she looked at his reluctance.

Masayoshi Kishimoto turned his body to her side, grabbed the sides of his mouth with his left and right fingers, and forced a smile at her.

"Forget it, you better stop laughing. Rie Sakai said bluntly.

"What does it mean that you make me laugh for a while, and you don't make me laugh for a while?" Kishimoto said calmly.

"Are you laughing? Rie Sakai blurted out.

"No, absolutely nothing. Tonight, I still want to get a good night's sleep, and I don't want to reason with you slowly. Kishimoto smiled knowingly.

Rie Sakai's habitual big eyes were thrown to him. Then, she opened the door and got out of the car first. He and Masayoshi Kishimoto are not inseparable, not at all like some of the couples here today.

Masayoshi Kishimoto got out of the car, and as soon as his feet hit the ground, he stretched out his arms and stretched out a big lazy waist. He walked forward for some distance, and it was only then that he and Rie Sakai got closer and closer.

Rie Sakai took the initiative to reach out one hand and hold his left arm, and in the other hand was holding the invitation to the exhibition. This is an exhibition similar to the daughter of the president of the Rose Society in Aoyama, Minato-ku.

It is said that after returning from his studies in France, he will be engaged in the art of painting in Tokyo, Japan. This exhibition is the official debut.

As soon as Rie Sakai and Masayoshi Kishimoto appeared, they immediately attracted the special attention of the Chiba family, the organizer. Their whole family was dressed up.

No matter how discordant they are, they will show that the family is very happy at this time. The hypocrisy of the upper class is evident from this.

"Welcome, welcome, Mr. Kishimoto, you were able to take the time to come, which really added a lot to the little girl's art exhibition. Mr. Chiba said with a polite smile.

"You're so polite there. Kishimoto also put a polite smile on his face.

Rie Sakai has been trained to the point of ease for such social activities. Naturally, she wanted to have a necessary greeting with Lady Chiba.

"I've heard that your Rose Society is going to have a re-election in the near future. Your voice is the highest. I've always been less interested in your current president.

Even though she made many overtures to me, I ignored her. As for the little girl's art exhibition this time, I didn't invite her to come. Mrs. Chiba said with considerable enthusiasm.

"Once I am elected president of the Rosary Society, we will have to communicate and bond more with each other. Rie Sakai said with a smile unchanged.

"Nishi-Azabu, Aoyama, Shirokane, this is the heart and representative of our Minato Ward. If we don't stick together, we will inevitably be laughed at behind our backs by some people in Chiyoda-ku, Chuo-ku, and even Shinagawa-ku, Meguro-ku, and Setagaya-ku. Just now, Shirokane-chan Oda and her husband went in. Lady Chiba said with a bright smile.

"Okay, then I'll go in and have a good look. Rie Sakai said goodbye.

The Chiba family sent each other directly with a smile. Masayoshi Kishimoto and Rie Sakai walked inward without hurrying to re-take the steps under their feet.

After the two walked in, they walked aimlessly. They all knew in their hearts that the people who could be invited were carefully selected.

The art exhibition is one aspect, and the other aspect is to officially introduce this young lady of the Chiba family to people in the circle, so that you can take care of it in the future.

Masayoshi Kishimoto suddenly stood in front of a painting, looked at no one on the left and right for a moment, and said with a smile: "Look at this painting, a lump, it doesn't look like a lump of." ”

"You're a little gentle. It's not at home, it's outside. Sakai Rie was afraid that his words would be heard by others.

"If it's music, that's your specialty. If it's literature, it's also my hobby. Only this one painting, you don't understand, I don't understand. If you don't understand, forget it, we still have to pretend to understand. Why bother?" said Masayoshi Kishimoto.

"Social needs and social needs. Art has something in common. The writer of Lolita, Vladimir Nabokov, was both a writer and a painter.

Although he was separated from his wife Vera during his life, the writer continued to write love letters to her for more than 50 years. Rie Sakai said seriously.

"Vladimir Nabokov is also a troll. He said that Picasso was a third-rate painter, and that Dostoevsky, whom I admired the most, was a writer who only played with his writing skills.

He also has a problem with his position, sometimes scolding this and opposing that, and sometimes scolding that and opposing this. In a word, he is the best and the best writer.

To be sure, I don't think he writes as well as Dostoevsky. Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov is widely regarded as his best-written.

The book "Lolita" is quite controversial. Ethics aside, it's still a good long story.

However, he has a sentence that I still agree with very much, even if it is a great writer, there will still be times when it is scribbled. "Kishimoto is not in a hurry or slow.

"Do we really need to buy one or two paintings?" asked Rie Sakai in a deliberately low voice.

"Buy some and go back. Kishimoto smiled.

"Are you finished?" said Rie Sakai unhappily.

"I'm here in person, that's to give the Chiba family the biggest face, and what paintings do you need to buy. Do we have to curry favor with the Chiba family?

You and Mrs. Chiba may not have any friendship. The reason why she invited you, not the president of your Rose Society, is because our family is there.

Besides, the friendship between you women is often as thin as a cicada's wings. I have never had business dealings with the Chiba family. Kishimoto said bluntly.

"Just because we don't have it now doesn't mean we won't have it in the future. Rie Sakai blurted out.

"Later, more on that later. If you really don't want to go, then buy this pair at that time.

Even if it's a, it's not bad to be able to paint it like this, after all, it costs a certain amount of paint cost. "Justice Kishimoto is not serious.

"Don't buy it. The more I listen to you, the more I feel sick inside. Rie Sakai was about to be speechless.

"What's so disgusting? I don't say it's, it's always garbage! Otherwise, I say that this kind of abstract painting is not something that ordinary people can appreciate. "Kishimoto is becoming more and more unorthodox.