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    at the same time.


    Once Lin Wan’er sessfullynded the helicopter on the vi’s top courtyard, she turned to Charlie and said, “Young Master, please head inside with the servant’s family. They will prepare the pen and ink for you, so you can write on the master’s portrait.” Charlie, intrigued, responded, “I’ming.


    ” carry?”


    “Absolutely,” Lin Wan’er replied with a smile. “Sara has seen the handwriting of the servant’s family. If she recognizes the writing, she might suspect we’re bluffing.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “But I’ve never met her before; how would she recognize your handwriting?” Charlie questioned.


    Lin Wan’er pursed her lips and exined, “After you saved the servant’s familyst time, they left her a few words before evacuating Northern Europe. So, if you mention that word, it’s the safest route…”


    Charlie nodded in agreement, saying, “Alright, I will mention it.”


    As they entered the study on the first floor, Lin Wan’er approached the long desk to prepare the ink for Charlie. He picked up a brush and began to write Meng Changsheng’s life in the upper right corner of Meng Changsheng’s portrait.


    Once he had finished, he chuckled at himself and remarked to Lin Wan’er, “My handwriting isn’t great; I’m embarrassed.” Lin Wan’er turned her face slightly and examined it closely, smiling as she said, “Master, your handwriting is quite good! It shows you have some skill. Did you learn it as a child?”


    “Yes,” Charlie replied. “I studied calligraphy for a few years when I was younger.”


    Lin Wan’er gave Charlie a thumbs-up, praising him, “With that kind of foundation from 2000, your talent is truly impressive!”


    Charlie felt a bit shy and said, “Miss Lin, please don’t tease me; I know my own abilities.”


    With a gentle smile, Lin Wan’er then asked, “By the way, how do you n to present this painting?”


    Charlie smiled back, saying, “I’ll take this painting hometer and give it to my father-inw.”


    Lin Wan’er inquired, “Can your father-inw promote this painting?”


    Charlie assured her, “Don’t worry; he’ll handle it just fine. He’ll certainly find a way to create a big buzz. I’ll even arrange for a short video tform to showcase it, so it gets noticed. I believe Sara will see it soon.”


    Lin Wan’er raised another concern, “My lord, if such a sensitive portrait is revealed by your father-inw, could it lead to unnecessary trouble for you? If Sara follows the trail to your father-inw, wouldn’t that make it easy for her to find you?”<fn5a96> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fn5a96>


    Charlie smiled confidently, replying, “Once this painting is out, Sara will definitely be on guard against Aurous Hill. In her mind, the truth will be fully illuminated, while I, as the mysterious figure, will remain hidden in the shadows. She wouldn’t dare send anyone to Aurous Hill again.”


    He continued, “Moreover, people often have preconceived notions. The smarter and more cunning individuals tend to think this way. If my father-inw makes this painting public, I’m sure that in Aurous Hill, the first person Sara will doubt will not be me but my father-inw.”


    Charlie then added, “Additionally, I will craft a story for my father-inw. I know his character well, and his knack for embellishing tales is unparalleled. Once the storyes from him, it’s bound to leave Sara utterly stunned.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>