In Love, Never Say Never

As expected, the art gallery was packed with guests. We seemed to be a little out of place, being the only ones who showed up with the whole family.

Nathaniel was busy entertaining his other guests, so we decided to look around the gallery ourselves.

The gallery adopted the Epea architectural style from the last century. Its lobby with vaulted ceiling introduced a historic charm to the place. Under such an atmosphere, the oil paintings on the wall seemed to be veiled by a sense of mystery.

Standing in the middle of the lobby, John fixed his eyes on the Mona Lisa’s smile and gauged its authenticity. “Do you guys think it’s authentic or fake?”

“I suppose it’s authentic,” I blurted out. “Those who show up today are all prominent figures. Besides, Nathaniel is rich. I don’t think he would display a reproduction in his gallery.”

“What do you think?” John asked Ashton.

“Well, it can be authentic, and it can be fake. Actually, the oil paintings themselves have no value. They only gain popularity and rise in value because they are much sought after. To some extent, it is an excellent marketing tactic by attaching the artists’ feelings and life experiences to the artworks.”

I’m asking you if the painting is authentic.” John grew serious as he

down to pick Audrey up and then replied nonchalantly, “Well, that depends on how many

with Audrey to look at the other

of us shared a look and unanimously shrugged

was a high-risk investment, just like stone gambling and stock investment, which could make a person go bankrupt

got to lay

excitation when we first stepped foot in the gallery faded away. After all,

villa as the latter might prefer being out in

keeping me company. Later, he went outside to answer a call from M

place to rest, Nathaniel’s voice rang out, “Scarlett, do you

straightened up upon hearing his voice. Soon, I realized he was talking

art featuring the sun and breaking waves, a distant view from the seaside. At