The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3730

He had gotten used to the mediocrity in his life, and had not done anything dignified in fifty years. Now he was attending various formal meetings and seeing various leaders and elites every day as the second-in-command of the Calligraphy and Painting Association. All this gave him the illusion that he, too, was an elite.

This afternoon, the representatives of the Calligraphy and Painting Association went to the city again for another meeting. This time, it was to communicate the details of the Korean exchange with the fellow members of the Music and Arts Association, the Writers' Association, and also the Senior University.

This meeting was not only attended by Jacob, who was representing the Calligraphy and Painting Association, but also by Jacob’s first love, Matilda. An old classmate of Charlie's mother as well as Autumn's father, Yolden, was also present on behalf of the Senior University.

Matilda and Yolden were both doctorate holders who returned to Oskia from the United States. Matilda has engaged in the legal industry in the United States for many years and was experienced in her craft, whereas Yolden was an internationally renowned economics expert.

In contrast, Jacob wasn't so eye-catching.

Although he was the vice chairman of the Calligraphy and Painting Association, he knew very little to nothing about the field of calligraphy and painting.

If you gave Jacob a brush, he wouldn't be able to write good words or draw any remarkable paintings. His skills were nothing more than that of an amateur.

When Jacob first joined the Calligraphy and Painting Association, he was just an ordinary member.

However, he was lucky enough to climb to the second-i n-command position of vice chairman thanks to Mr. Bay's support and promotion.

Ever since that time in The Heaven Springs, Mr. Bay attached great importance to Jacob, especially after seeing Albert's humility and respect for Jacob.

Now, Mr. Bay would even take the initiative to bring Jacob around to enrich his experience whenever there were any big public occasions.

Unfortunately, Jacob had no real skills or abilities. Even if he wanted to express his opinions or make comments in the field of calligraphy and painting, the professionals would know that he was only faking it.

In order to prevent Jacob from exposing his fears and making a fool out of himself, Mr. Bay would always instruct Jacob to listen more and talk less, to prevent the latter from committing any mistakes whenever M r. Bay brought him out to participate in activities.