Kelly's mother looked about ten years younger than Warren. On top of that, she took good care of herself and dressed fashionably and attractively. From a distance, she looked like a beautiful young married woman.
Chu Chen thought that if Kelly's parents walked together, they would look like a father and daughter from a distance. It was hard to imagine that they were a married couple who had been together for more than twenty years.
Of course, Chu Chen was judging by Eastern standards. In Western eyes, that age gap was perfectly normal and could hardly be called a May-December marriage.
After exchanging a few polite greetings, Warren immediately steered the conversation toward antiques. Smiling, he asked, "Chu, my daughter told me that you have a very capable master."
Chu Chen replied with a smile, "Yes. My master is highly skilled in antique appraisal. He enjoys great prestige in this field in my country."
"I'm really envious of you. You were able to become the disciple of such a master, unlike me. I could only figure things out on my own and took many unnecessary detours!"
At this point, Warren let out a long sigh. Then he apologized and said, "Chu, after my daughter came home, she told me that my method of studying was wrong. I wonder if you could give me some guidance in this area?"
Hearing that, Kelly asked, "Daddy, are you still planning to buy antiques in the future?"
Warren understood what his daughter meant. He spread his hands and said, "Oh, Kelly, this is my only hobby, after all. You wouldn't want to take it away from me, would you? Besides, I'm only interested in this field. I don't necessarily have to buy anything. Surely I can still appreciate and study them, right?"
Seeing her