The Deserted Rich Beauty

The curator said, "This painting is Mr.Wilheim's artwork.He usually doesn't sell his work.Oh, look, here he comes…”

As they were talking, an old man with a white beard walked towards them with a stiff gait, clutching a cane.

Mr.Wilheim was a Medianian that had migrated to Liberty long ago.He was an internationally renowned painter, and his paintings were hard to find.

Jan's mother, Gillian, had certainly heard of Mr.Wilheim's thundering name.

In addition to jewelry, bags, and other luxury items, all women of high society would collect works of art by famous artists at home.

Otherwise, they would be ridiculed as a parvenu.

However, Mr.Wilheim's paintings were not something that could be bought with money.

This old man had a strange temperament and was fussy about his buyers.

Gillian thought, ‘'If I could buy his painting, wouldn't be more respected in my circle?”

In the blink of an eye, the old man with the white beard had arrived in front of them.

The curator politely went up to greet Mr.Wilheim.

The white-bearded old man nodded perfunctorily without saying a word.

He went forward to take down the painting hanging on the wall and turned around to leave.

Chloe Snyder saw that Gillian really liked the painting, so she immediately went forward to stop him.

"Excuse me, how much is this painting? I want to buy it’' 

frowned slightly

embarrassed.She was such a business mogul, so what could she not afford?Just state your price, then we'll see if

old man snorted

you my painting, my reputation will go

dissed by the

was grim,

in front

air was

man swept a glance and spotted Nicole.He narrowed

or not?"

because I'm stinking

old man was so

him in a cold and stern

it to someone else if you're not willing to sell it to

pretty!" The old

just stood

not care less about anything.She winked

pursed her lips and hesitated for a

She made a counteroffer.

much is it? I'll buy

not plan on going

who wanted

not just turn her back on her

I sold a painting to a royal family in Europe back then for nine million pounds.How much

was a