Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 467 An encounter in the art museum
  The news reported the strange hostage-taking case the next morning. It was reported that a man swallowed a knife alive while taking hostages in a shopping mall while in a state of insanity. After the police arrived at the scene, they immediately sent the gangster to the hospital for treatment.

Seeing this bizarre news, Mary and Azusa looked at Fujiwara at the same time. He seemed to want to ask if this matter had anything to do with him.

Fujiwara noticed two pairs of eyes staring at him from time to time, so he had to put down the spoon he was drinking soup from and said seriously:

"This matter has nothing to do with me. When I rushed over, the man had already swallowed the knife in his stomach."

Xiaozi nodded to show that she understood, but Mary was not that easy to fool. She vaguely felt that Fujiwara had done something to make the gangster swallow the knife. All she could think of was rapid hypnosis, or special methods related to it. . But Mary also knew that it was not easy to do it all in front of so many people.

"By the way, what day is Xiaozi coming tomorrow?"

"July 1th, what happened?"

"Nothing, can you make beef soup tomorrow? I think we haven't eaten meat in a big way for a long time."

The weather is getting warmer and there are no people who will have to spend winter again in a few days.

"Okay, I'll go buy it this afternoon."

After breakfast, Fujiwara changed his clothes and prepared to go to the art museum. However, before going downstairs, he sent the last chapter of Kapai Love to Hongye. Within a minute, Hongye sent the remaining money. .

After seeing 200 million yen being credited, Fujiwara turned off his computer and went downstairs and said to the two people watching TV, "I'm going out and won't come back until tonight. There's no need to leave any food for me."

"Well, okay, then drive carefully."

"Ah."

After watching Fujiwara leave, Xiao Zi felt worried in his heart. She held the remote control and stood at the door of the living room, looking at the sunshine outside the window. After hesitating for a long time, she mustered up the courage and slowly walked to Mary's side.

To be honest, she didn't know why she was so nervous. Mary was obviously just a taciturn child, not a monster.

Xiaozi coughed slightly and suggested, "Would you like to go to the park together?"

"why?"

Mary suddenly turned her head, her eyes revealed cold questions. To be honest, she didn't really want to go out.

"Because the weather is so nice today. I see many people will be playing in the park. Let's go out and play too, right?"

Since he met Mary, Xiaozi rarely saw her smile, and Mary usually only stayed in the room and rarely went out. Xiaozi was worried that children of this age would be prone to psychological problems if they were too isolated. Before, she Did you suggest to Fujiwara that you take Mary out to play too many times, but he was always put off by him on the grounds that it was unnecessary?

(Fujiwara just happened to go out. Is it okay if I take Mary out to play for a while?)
  Xiaozi thought to herself, finally getting Mary's response.

"Okay." Mary stood up from the sofa and said, "It's not bad to go out for a walk once in a while."

Xiaozi breathed a sigh of relief, she knew it wouldn't be easy, but she hoped to create some good memories for Mary. “Great, let Mary change into something more casual.”

"Ah? Do you still want to change clothes?"

When Xiaozi saw Mary retreating to the sofa again, she immediately came over to hold her, "I'm afraid it's too hot outside and Mary will feel uncomfortable."

These words extinguished any thought of going out in Mary's heart, and she instantly collapsed on the sofa and said lazily:
  "Is it hot outside? Then I don't want to go."

"It's not hot, not at all. The weather outside is very comfortable."

After arriving at the museum at ten o'clock in the morning, Fujiwara walked around the main exhibition area.

Most of the employees here know Fujiwara, so the same situation as last time didn’t happen and he was able to enjoy the artwork quietly. On days when there are no exhibitions, not many people come to the museum, but because of this, it is a good choice to take a quiet stroll.

While Fujiwara was admiring an oil painting, Director Ochiai arrived. After they nodded to each other, Fujiwara began to report some basic conditions in the museum.

"Okay, you can take care of other things yourself. By the way, that batch of paintings was transferred from France last time."

Fujiwara mentioned the paintings transferred from France last time. Director Ochiai frowned and replied: "I have only received one so far, and it is hidden in the underground vault of the museum. Last time you said that the thieves were responsible for We have been afraid to release the news since we became particularly interested in Heinz Michael’s paintings.”

Fujiwara nodded, acknowledging Director Ochiai's caution.

Information about these paintings must not be revealed until there is absolute certainty. It would be troublesome if the thieves targeted them.

"Well done, I want to prepare a theme exhibition after collecting six of his paintings to commemorate this art master."

Director Ochiai touched his beard awkwardly and reminded him tactfully that the master was not dead yet.

"Is that so?" Fujiwara also touched his chin awkwardly. No, he had no beard and could only touch his hair. "Ahem, in short, in the near future, after collecting six paintings, I will hold an art exhibition. If I can invite overseas Mr. Inz recovered on his own.”

He was not dead yet, so he sent him away.
  "I'm afraid this is a bit difficult. Mr. Heinz has not been seen in public since an exhibition eighteen years ago."

While Fujiwara and Director Ochiai were discussing the possibility of an exhibition, a pair of young tourists came over. They were admiring a magnificent oil painting intently, communicating in low voices, with expressions full of admiration.

The tourist lady said softly: "Look at this painting, the colors are so gorgeous, as if they are jumping off the paper. It's really beautiful."

Mr. Tourist echoed: "Yes, every stroke is full of vitality. The artist must have worked hard to create it."

Both Fujiwara and Director Ochiai couldn't help but smile. These words made them feel the charm of art, which can arouse people's emotions and resonance. Afterwards, Director Ochiai happily walked towards the visitors, his movements full of enthusiasm and concentration. He nodded politely to them and then began to tell the story behind the painting, his gestures vividly accompanying the explanation.

"This painting was created by the French painter Henri Renaire, one of the masters of Impressionism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Renaire was known for his mastery of light and color, which this work demonstrates He has a profound understanding of nature." Then Director Ochiai pointed his finger gently at a detail in the painting and continued: "You can see the sunlight in the painting shining through the leaves on the lake. That moment was captured, It gives people a sense of tranquility and harmony.”

(End of this chapter)