The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 5342

Vera nodded and spoke up as she said, “You must be exhausted after a long journey. You should take a good rest first. I may settle down in Aurous Hill in the coming period of time, so you should also take advantage of this time to rest well.”

Mr. Raven arched his hands respectfully and said, “I understand!”

After saying that, he remembered something and hurriedly asked, “By the way, Miss, I heard from Logan that you have already found the person that you’re looking for?”

“Yes.” Vera nodded and said, “He is in Aurous Hill. Although you don’t remember him anymore, he definitely remembers you, so you shouldn’t leave Scarlet Pinnacle Manor for the time being in order to avoid exposing your identity.”

Mr. Raven said respectfully, “Okay. I understand, Miss!”

As he spoke, several servants came in carrying a lot of items wrapped in bubble wrap.

After Mr. Raven counted them one by one and made sure that there were no problems, he asked those servants to leave. He then said to Vera, “Miss, I’ve brought a total of eighty-three items from Northern Europe that day and they are all here.”

Vera nodded and said impatiently, “Hurry up and bring me my blue porcelain jar with the dragon pattern on it.”

“Wait a moment, Miss!”

Mr. Raven responded and then quickly found a blue porcelain jar about the size of a basketball from among the eighty-three items. He then handed the porcelain jar to Vera.

Vera opened the lid, and the rich aroma of tea gushed out of it.

After saying that, she suddenly said excitedly, “By the way, Mr. Carrick, please ask Madam Marilyn to buy me a wooden table measuring one foot and eight feet, a piece of drawing paper of the same size, and two of the best ink palettes. I want to paint a painting.”

Logan was surprised and asked, “Miss, you want to paint a painting that is one foot and eight feet long? Isn’t that a bit too laborious?”

For traditional Oskian paintings, one foot and eight feet long is about 6 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, which is basically the largest size in traditional Oskian painting. Painting such a large piece of work required a lot of work, and the amount of work could no longer be described as purely vast.

Vera then said with a firm expression, “It’s not a problem. I want to paint too many sceneries, and one foot and eight feet is barely enough. Besides, I still have at least twenty days to paint slowly, so I’m not in a hurry.”

Upon hearing this, Logan said respectfully, “Okay, Miss. I will arrange for Marilyn to get it done later!”