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

Soon, Mr. Bay and Jacob arrived at the Calligraphy and Painting Association building.

Kathleen Fox had been waiting for them for a long time.

Once Mr. Bay returned, the secretary led him and Jacob to the meeting room, and then introduced them to Kathleen.

"Ms. Jane, this is the president and vice-president of the calligraphy and painting association, Mr. Bay and Mr. Wilson."

Then, the secretary introduced Kathleen to them, "Mr. Bay and Mr. Wilson, I called earlier about a French Oskian lady. This is Ms. Jane, Kylie Jane."

Kathleen did not use her real identity to be on the safe side. For her, she had plenty of completely legal and real identities in several countries. Her identity as Kylie Jane, a French Oskian lady, was just one of many.

Kathleen glanced at Jacob, and relief washed over her. She could finally get in touch with Jacob! Now, she would have the chance to find out about Jacob's son-in-law, Charlie.

said with a smile, "Dear sirs, I've finally met

beautiful lady. He was slightly surprised at first, but recomposed himself quickly and replied with a smile, "Ms. Jane, you're too kind. I heard there was an overseas Oskian who wanted to donate some works

Aurous Hill, but it's inconvenient for him to come here in person as he's too old. As such, he entrusted me to contribute

to her assistant standing beside her. "Sherry,

Connor quickly stepped forward with a cedar box, and opened it on the meeting table. Inside were eight

the United States last night. They delivered them to Aurous Hill to match Kathleen's made-up background story, giving her a chance to get in touch

was putting on such a

scrolls. She said respectfully, "Sirs, my grandfather entrusted me with these eight works from Finnegan Jonas.

Bay was over the

pair of white gloves from his pocket and carefully picked up one of the scrolls. He gently spread it out on the table and examined it thoroughly, and praised, "This

preserved, and very precious!"

are a special series by Finnegan Jonas. He wrote eight pieces ofcalligraphy to sing praises for Aurous Hill's four seasons and