Finding Out The Billionaire

Chapter 61 The Original Works Of Edric Clifforde Are Worth Millions

“Mr. Weston, did you perhaps make a mistake? Edric Clifforde’s artworks cost at least a few million, but Alex is a live-in son-in-law and would not have that much money on hand!” Jacob was in disbelief and was the first to question the man dressed in traditional clothes.

The man’s name was Michael Weston, an appraiser specially invited from the Jewelry Association, and he was known for being the best appraiser in Nebula City and even the entire Southwest Region.

Many big bosses respected him, and antique collectors liked to ask him to appraise their antique artifacts.

He was never wrong about an artifact’s authenticity.

He could even be named a legend in this industry.

Be that as it may, Jacob and the rest were still doubtful.

They could not believe that Alex could afford an authentic ancient artwork.

If Alex had bought something that costs a few hundred, it would not be hard to believe. Yet, the painting that he bought was worth millions.

“Would you like to take another look at it, Mr. Weston? He lives off of a woman and it’s impossible for him to have that much money even if he sells all of his organs,” Harper questioned hurriedly.

scoffed, “Who are the

was friends with many big shots,

he did not care

just two youngsters from the Jennings family. How dare they

aback, Jacob and Harper realized that they had crossed the line

you waiting for? Apologize to Mr. Weston now!” Demi quickly

take it to heart.

they still could not believe that Alex had bought an original

the Jenningses does not know how to appreciate this painting, you are not worthy of it then!” Michael

cost more than eight hundred thousand when you bought it. However, I am a fan of Edric Clifforde’s artwork. Will you sell it to

What?

painting is indeed

they saw Mr. Weston offered to buy

Even Demi was shocked.

that Alex would buy such

to receive the most expensive birthday present from

gave her jewelry that was worth only about a hundred

that instant, she