Billionaire’s Missing Darling

Chapter 741

Orson sneered. ‘It seems like he will not admit it until he confirms it! However, in front of so many people, as an uncle, it is not good for me to cling to my nephew’s mistakes.’

Joshua hadn’t spoken yet. If Orson acted too excessively, he might raise suspicions about himself.

Fortunately, Orson was prepared.

Orson retracted his expression and frowned slightly. He looked like he was deep in thought. “Ian, you’re so sure. Could it be that I misunderstood you? Is this painting really authentic?”

“It’s so ridiculous.” Walton sneered and said bluntly, “Orson, are you confused? If the one in Ian’s hand is authentic, doesn’t that mean that the one in Dad’s study is fake?”

At this point, everyone finally understood.

It turned out that there was also an identical painting in the Phil family.

Of the two paintings, one must be fake.

Upon seeing the situation, someone suggested, “How about we have someone appraise this painting? Traditional art appraisal expert Mr. Harrington is present here.”

This suggestion received unanimous approval from everyone.

what do you think?” Orson

pondered for a moment. “Today is my birthday and there are so many guests here.

or not, it’s Ian’s

that Joshua was trying to

have planned this meticulously for so long. This

turned around and gave

immediately said, “Mr. Phil, how can this be a small matter? Someone dared to lie to Mr. Walter. We can’t let him off

happens that Mr. Harrington is here. Why not

looked coldly at the person who spoke.

still very strong. His sharp gaze instantly silenced

anymore. He snorted. “Dad, are you trying to protect Ian? No, we

he insist that it’s authentic? Then let’s see if he is right.”

starting to play hardball. He strongly insisted on going

seems that Ian has completely

in a hurry to help Ian

sent someone to look for Nicholas Harrington. “Uncle Walton is right. We must conduct an appraisal. I don’t want to have the reputation of giving away fakes.”

the final nail

was so certain,

eyes were smiling. ‘Ian is really stupid. He brings all this to himself.’