Reject It

For her wedding dress design, Lina sought for Theodore. She inquired about her art supplies and he warmly informed her that they were placed in storage for safekeeping. At her request, Theodore had the boxes moved to a spare, empty room near her private office. There, she began to unpack everything.

Lina unintentionally made the room her art studio. She set up the wooden easel and canvases, then took out the carefully wrapped paints, brushes, metal equipment, and other supplies. 

Lina arranged for a high stool chair, a comfortable one to ease into, and another for her to stare out the window from. The room was south-facing, thus, received the most sunlight. As she began to unpack everything, Lina was amazed by the beautiful sunset pouring onto the wooden floors.