Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 801: 801. President Jones inherited his thick skin from his mother.

Thus, after seeing the couple enter the antique shop, they could only look up at the splendidly decorated facade and sigh with thoughts of money.

"Mr. Jones, Mrs. Jones, this manuscript scroll was left by Zhao Mengfu in his later years. It is profound in its calligraphic style. His running script during the House of Plantagenet period influenced the entire development of calligraphy and painting in that era. Please take a look."

The store manager hadn’t expected Adam Jones to visit their store personally. Accustomed to seeing distinguished officials, he was somewhat nervous at this moment.

"There is also this manuscript scroll from Wang Xizhi which is very suitable if you are giving it to the elderly. On this side, the paintings by Wu Daozi are also very appropriate."

Adam Jones glanced at the ancient calligraphy and paintings in front of him worth millions, then looked sideways at Elly Campbell and asked,

"Which one do you think Grandfather would like?"

Adam Jones had little interaction with Master Clark, so he wasn’t particularly familiar with his preferences and had to ask his wife for advice. Getting the gift right could also leave a good impression on the old man.

At that moment, Adam Jones was like a young man cautious about meeting his girlfriend’s parents, taking every step carefully.

so let’s go with this scroll of Zhao

"Good."

then turned to the store manager, "We’ll

please wait for a moment. I will have

millions were completed in

of the store, there was a cafe, brimming with coffee fragrance, where

sitting beside him, who was holding a glass of water and sipping intermittently. Even though they had bought the gift for Grandfather, she didn’t remember that

seem to care about his birthday at

thought it unbecoming for a man to fuss over a birthday gift,

drink her water carelessly, Adam inwardly

Heartless little thing.

a coincidence to see

as Adam was internally complaining about his wife’s lack of thoughtfulness, a discordant voice broke