Lin Wan'er couldn't help but sigh: "Two people can balance each other at all times. This kind of relationship is really rare."

Ye Chen nodded slightly and turned to the third page of the photo album.

After opening this page, the photo in the upper right corner on the left is of a small antique shop. This antique shop is a bit retro. The shape of the door is somewhat British-style. In the middle of the circular signboard, the one on the right is written in Chinese characters. The word "ancient".

Lin Wan'er on the side pointed to a number plate next to the store door and said, "Sir, this store is in Queens, New York."

"Really?" Ye Chen asked curiously: "How can you see it? I can't see the words on it at all at this resolution."

Lin Wan'er said: "The Nu family lived in Queens. The size, color and hanging position of this number plate are the early style of Queens. I'm not sure whether they are still used now."

"New York..." Ye Chen nodded, suddenly remembering what his uncle told him a few days ago. His parents bought a set of antique books in an antique store in New York. That set of books was the "Preface to the Nine Mysteries Sutra".

Combined with the antique store in the photo, Ye Chen suddenly remembered something and said to Lin Wan'er: "This is probably the antique store where my father bought the "Preface to the Nine Mysteries Sutra"!"

Lin Wan'er was also surprised and said quickly: "The Preface to the Nine Mysteries Sutra and the Nine Mysteries Heaven Sutra must be related. The young master got the Nine Mysteries Heaven Sutra by chance in an antique shop in Jinling. Your father was I got the "Preface to the Nine Mysteries Sutra" in an antique store in New York, there must be more than just a coincidence between the two!"

Ye Chen nodded and said: "The world is so big, it is impossible for two extremely mysterious scriptures to fall into the hands of a father and son respectively, and there are still twenty years and half a world between them..."

After saying that, Ye Chen quickly looked down again.

The second photo in the lower left corner is a photo of Ye Chen's father, Ye Changying, and a young man who is younger than him, in front of this antique store.

In the photo, the two are holding each other's backs while giving a thumbs up to the camera with their other hands.

Lin Wan'er pointed to the people around Ye Chen's father and asked Ye Chen, "Does the young master know this person?"

Ye Chen shook his head: "I don't know him."

Lin Wan'er said: "It seems that he has a very good relationship with the young master's father. Didn't he meet the young master when he was young?"

"No." Ye Chen said firmly: "I have never seen this person before in my memory."

As he said that, Ye Chen looked at the person's appearance, suddenly frowned, and said: "It's strange... I really haven't seen this person in the photo when I was a child, at least before my parents and I left Yanjing. I have definitely never seen such a number one person, but...but this person looks a little bit familiar, but for a while I couldn't figure out where I had seen him."

Lin Wan'er thought for a while and said seriously: "Familiarity cannot be for nothing. It is possible that the young master has never seen him, but has met his relatives, so he feels that his appearance is familiar. It is also possible that the young master has indeed seen him. But when the young master saw him, his appearance had changed significantly compared to the one in the photo, for example, he might have become fatter, bald, mature, or even older."

Ye Chen agreed and said: "What you said is indeed possible, but I really can't think of any clear clues right now."

Lin Wan'er pursed her lower lip and asked Ye Chen: "Can you take out the photo, Mr. Nu? Maybe there will be something written on the back of the photo. People in the past took photos and had the habit of writing on the back of the photo as a souvenir."

Ye Chen nodded and said, "Okay, take it out."

Lin Wan'er carefully pulled out the photo, then glanced at the back of it, and said in surprise: "Sir, there is indeed writing on the back of this photo paper!"

Ye Chen took it over and took a look. On the back of the white photo paper with the Kodak logo, he wrote a line of words with a pen: "inqueenswithchou, 12.11"

Seeing this line of text, Lin Wan'er immediately said: "queens should be the borough of Queens, New York. In this case, this photo was indeed taken in Queens. As for chou... it is mostly used in the English translation of the Chinese surname 'zhou'. It seems that the man in the photo with the son�s father is named Zhou, and he is of Chinese descent, but I don�t know what his name is Zhou.� JrNovels.com