The next morning, Adeline woke up early as usual and sat down to study. But she was constantly being distracted because of the memory from Lillian.
So as not to be overwhelmed with all kinds of emotion, Adeline took out a white sheet of paper, ink and a brush. Then she tried to visualize her mother's facial features and started to paint. With every little stroke of her brush, her mother's portrait was coming to life.
Adeline was enjoying the whole process of painting her mother. It was also helping her to restrain herself from having negative thoughts and instead she was able to focus her mind into something positive.
After around half an hour, Adeline completed the portrait of Auvera. And when she looked at the final result, a huge smile appeared on her face. She had nothing to remember her mother by, no memories of her mother, and also no paintings or drawings. Now, at least she had something that would remind her of her mother.
