When Lei Chun and Wen Rou came back with several people, they found Wang Yue's stall bustling with activity.
They had wanted to come over and see what was going on, but the two women couldn't get through the crowd.
Lei Chun didn't know martial arts, so there was nothing she could do—unless she had her guards clear a path.
Wen Rou had no such qualms. She called out, "Make way! I'm a friend of the man writing the calligraphy. If you don't clear a path, I'll tell my friend to leave!"
Her words worked. Everyone in the crowd turned to look and saw two beautiful women. Whether they believed her or not, they quickly opened a path and let Wen Rou and Lei Chun through.
Once they got closer, they realized Wang Yue wasn't telling fortunes—he was selling calligraphy.
Wen Rou looked at Wang Yue's writing and asked in confusion, "Your calligraphy has the spirit of Wang Banshan's. With talent like yours, why don't you take the imperial examinations?"
Lei Chun had noticed it too. She looked at Wang Yue in surprise, never expecting him to be so accomplished in both civil and martial arts.
His calligraphy had the style of Austerity Official, which made her even more curious about him.
When a woman became curious about a man, it was the beginning of her falling for him. Even Lei Chun herself didn't realize that, after spending time with Wang Yue, his image had quietly taken root in her heart.
Wang Yue really had studied under Wang Anshi in another life, so it was only natural that his calligraphy bore some resemblance. He recognized Wen Rou at a glance and asked curiously, "Aren't you learning martial arts from Nunnery of Solitary Mountain? How do you know so much about