The Summers Family's collection of paintings was astounding not only in quantity but also in quality.
Besides those accumulated over generations, many were acquired by Old Master Summers from various countries. This showed that Old Master Summers was a man of culture and taste, who, whenever he saw a painting he liked at an auction, would not hesitate to spend a fortune to bring it home.
Mrs. Farrell realized what it meant to be a century-old family upon seeing these paintings. A century-old family, even if it fell on hard times, would have a fortune accumulated over a hundred years that was enough for others to look up to.
While admiring the paintings, Mrs. Farrell didn't forget her beloved daughter, and had Jade Carlson take a look as well.
Jade felt somewhat impatient inside, but still smiled and agreed on the surface.
On her way downstairs, she saw Nathaniel Summers smoking by the corridor window.
