The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

After the three sons, Jasmine and Reuben walked on stage, knelt in front of Lord Moore, and presented their gifts. 3

Oscar then announced:

"The eldest grandson, Reuben Moore, presents a pair o f imperial jadeite ornaments, worth 80 million."

"The eldest granddaughter, Jasmine Moore, presents a painting, The Blinding of Samson by Rembrandt, worth 70 million." 1

After the family finished their rounds, the guests stepped forward one after another, giving gifts. 1

Although the guests' gifts were not as valuable as the Moore family members', they were also quite pricey between the range of 10 to 30 million. Next, Donald and Sean stood up. Sean held the gift carefully and walked toward Lord Moore with his father. 1

On his way, Sean shot a scornful look at Charlie.

He was about to give Lord Moore a priceless piece of authentic painting from Vermeer, it had to be the most valuable gift among all the guests!

He was certain that Charlie's gift would pale in comparison to his gift, he would know by then that they were from different worlds! 2

as he imagined the scene. He held the painting carefully and bowed before Lord Moore. Then, he marched forward and said with a smile, "Grandpa Moore, this is a gift from me! I heard that you like Johannes Vermeer's painting, so I had someone

loudly, "The eldest son of the Webb family presents a copy of Vermeer's original The Geographer, with a value of over 100 million!"

announcement attracted curious gazes and attention

and rare in the market, and every piece of his

common paintings came with a price tag of at least 30 to 40 million, let alone the extremely

Pearl Earring

one of Vermeer's rare treasures. Five years ago, it had been sold to a mysterious rich man at an auction at a price of nearly 200 million dollars. There was

family's house. It could be assumed that the mysterious man who bought the painting was

million dollars. If it was auctioned off now, the value would possibly be

fetch 400 million if they were

blinked in astonishment when he heard the

the Webb family to be so generous i n giving him the painting of The Geographer that was worth more than

Hill knew that he liked Vermeer's painting, so it was impossible for

they were completely catering

looking for this painting for a long time, thank you for giving it to me. I appreciate