The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 322

Read The Ultimate Husband [by Skykissing wolf] Chapter 322 – It was obvious what Kingston had just said.

Even though Darryl was quite knowledgeable in antique appraisal, Matt was the one who was the famous antique appraisal master’s apprentice.

Everyone agreed with Kingston.

Matt was the one who was the famous antique appraisal master’s apprentice.

Master Simon Joe was famous in the country; he was a famed antique appraisal master. Simon had frequently appeared in antique magazines, and Matt was his apprentice.

Matt must be right about it; the Tiger Roar Mountain should be a genuine one.

Lily felt a little embarrassed; she pulled Darryl gently and said, “Dear, do mind your words.”

The Young family was a famous antique merchant family in Donghai City. Even Kingston believed that the painting was genuine. Darryl would just cause trouble for everyone.

Yvonne was nervous too. “Darryl, are you sure the painting is fake?”

Darryl smiled and explained, “Matt was right when he said that Watt Thompson paintings had special characteristics and qualities. His paintings had strong energy and the gentleness of an artist. I have to admit, this copy of the painting had some of the characteristics, too.”

The crowd laughed.

‘He is still claiming the painting is fake. Perhaps he is just seeking attention, and speaking rubbish,’ Matt thought.

Austin, the seller, was furious. He had been in the antique business for over thirty years, and he had never sold a fake antique to anyone! He had found the painting by chance and treated it as his most treasured item. When Darryl claimed that it was a fake, he yelled, “You are lying! Fine! Tell me why you think that painting a fake. If you can give me a valid reason, then I shall retire from the antique business. However, if you can’t, then you’ll have to bow to me and apologize! ”

Everyone was even more curious about the situation.

“Yes, let’s see what he’s got!”

“I don’t think he knows anything. He is just saying rubbish.”