After dinner, the chef had already left, and the two bodyguards conscientiously sat at the courtyard and the entrance, hardly disturbing the people inside the house.
Lin Wanwan wiped the coffee table clean and took out the calligraphy piece by Ouyang Xun from the room, gently unfolding it.
She brought this mounted calligraphy to the modern era just to take photographs and keep an electronic version. The original will still need to be stored in the Great Tang; she dared not leave it in the modern little courtyard.
In her estate in the Great Tang, she had over twenty household slaves, making the likelihood of theft negligible. But it's different in the modern era; the landlord of the small courtyard might even still have a key to the door.
Lu Shouyue glanced at it from beside Lin Wanwan and exclaimed in surprise, "What a fine work, whose famous hand penned this? Wanwan, may I take a closer look?"
Lin Wanwan naturally didn't mind: "Of course, please do."
