Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 327

While Investigating the profession of portrait artist, Teresa discovered that it was not only about mastering the basics of painting, but also understanding the laws of human genetics.

Each feature of a child’s face, she realized, contained features of their parents.

Therefore, she frequently used herself as a model. She often compared her own features to those of her mom, trying to extrapolate her dad’s appearance from the

similanties and differences.

To her surprise, the image of her dad that she painted was of a completely unfamiliar man.

Initially, she thought she had made a mistake somewhere, so she continually improved her skills.

However, no matter how many times she painted, the ‘dad she painted was always this stranger, without exception!

Teresa was truly puzzled because she had never seen this man before. Ever since she was bom, her mom had been Marguente, and her dad was Maurice There was no reason for there to be a mistake! Therefore, Teresa could only hide this painting

She was afraid that her mom and dad would be hurt if they knew she doubted her own origins.

didn’t want to upset her mom and

the two portraits of

portraits takes so much out of me,

the other end, receiving the portrait, Miley breathed a sigh of

to the client, who quickly sent the

sum, Miley was in high spints. She couldn’t wait to share

You’ve been busy all day, and even during our

bit imitated, “It’s about my sister. I heard from Wade Charles that there is a portrait artist named Terry in Stonebridge City who can infer what someone will lock like in the future from their current face. I was thinking of sending a photo of my sister when she was bom to see if

heard this, she swallowed hard, looked at the message from Teresa, and then at Robert. She wanted to say something, but she wasn’t sure

Terry is Teresa!

blinked, “Maybe I could help you look for this

“You know Terry?”

off guard. Tve just

be honest, getting Teresa to paint a portrait is not that easy, because

work from her, Teresa had declined for