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

Chapter 5195

Charlie smiled faintly when he heard the other party's question and said, "You must be Lady Jenson's son, right? My name is Charlie Wade, and my father was an old acquaintance of your father. He asked me to come and see Lady Jenson."

The other party asked in surprise, "Your father knows my father?"

Charlie nodded slightly.

An old lady then slowly walked out from the cooking shed and looked at Charlie somewhat doubtfully as she frowned and asked, "Young man, you know my husband?"

Charlie said, "You must be Lady Jenson, right? My father knows your husband." The old lady hesitated for a moment and then quickly said, "Come in, come in!" With that said, she said to her son, "Jeremy, invite the guests into the house quickly and serve them some water."

The middle-aged man hurriedly opened the door and said politely, "Please come in and have a seat!"

him, and then entered the courtyard with

that big and was only a few dozen square meters in size. There were three wooden rooms and two straw huts, one on the left and one on the right. One had no shelter and only had a straw roof and there was a hearth made of mud underneath. The other was built against the wall and was covered up. The area was not

door. The main room in the middle was wide open, and there were two rooms inside on the left

the middle-aged man into the main room. There was a long and slender altar table in the middle of the room against the wall. The altar table was

burners and a number of tablets on top of the altar, and

portraits hanging on

middle-aged man in a green shirt. Although the man was thin, he had a robust spirit. He was standing on a boulder on a hilltop with his hands behind his back. His long beard fluttered in the wind with the hem of his clothes. He was looking up at the sky with

was of a child who looked about seven to eight years old, sitting with his legs crossed at a stone table as he read a book on the top of the mountain.

knew about antiques, so he could tell that these paintings were ancient paintings that were quite

whether these three paintings are the