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Huang Kaiwen looked in the direction the finger in the painting pointed—the spot above the cabinet.

There was a photograph of Lily and lilies. Her name itself carried the meaning of lily, making the photograph quite interesting.

"What a biased old man."

Orianne Cevey sniped.

What had happened to her sons made her somewhat worried about her own safety, but faced with money, she could not resist making a sarcastic remark.

Huang Kaiwen ignored her and continued studying the photograph.

"That's an Oriental lily."

Lily said beside Huang Kaiwen.

"Oriental lily, Oriental lily..."

Huang Kaiwen took out his phone and searched for relevant information.

Lilies bloomed in May. Speaking of flowers in May, the first thing Huang Kaiwen recalled was: "Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May."

Judging from the old rogue's riddles, he still had that British Empire superiority complex deep in his bones.

That was why Huang Kaiwen immediately thought of Shakespeare's eighteenth sonnet.

As for works by other British writers, Huang Kaiwen considered them unlikely.

To analyze a code someone had set, one had to start with that person's experiences, level of knowledge, and other factors.

The old rogue had not studied literature very deeply, so it had to be Shakespeare.

He turned and walked toward the bookshelf.

Most British homes had a collection of Shakespeare's works, much like how Chinese people loved buying the Four Great Classical Novels.

Turning to that poem, he found that the old rogue had written the word "password" on it in fountain pen.

The most famous one was undoubtedly Morse Code, the cipher invented by the American Morse.

But the old rogue would never use an American's method. He himself was an admirer of the British Empire, and after