Harvey York's Rise to Power novel Chapter 352

Everyone stared at Harvey York blankly, because there was a shallow trace on this precious antique painting due to his folding just now.

Harvey looked at Charles Zarate with a half-smile on his face. “President Zarate, you said that if you lose to me this time, this watch will be mine, right?”

He then glanced at Luis Zarate again. “You did say that if this painting is just an imitation, you will grovel and apologize to me, right?”

Charles was very anxious after he saw Harvey’s Plum Authenticity Twist.

However, he was still the master in calligraphy and painting appraisal. He had confidence in his profession. How could he back off at this moment?

This guy in front of him was just the live-in son-in-law of a second-class family in Niumhi. He was little-known in the antique industry. So, what if he said that this painting was fake? Should they just listen to him? What a joke!

Charles had emboldened again as soon as he thought of this. He said viciously at this moment. “Yes, let me say again, this painting is authentic! If it’s not, I’ll give the Rolex watch to you! If it’s authentic, I don’t want anything from you either, you just need to kneel and apologize to me!”

Luis also sneered at this moment after seeing his master full of confidence. “Harvey, don’t be naïve! How could you be Master’s opponent?!”

“If this painting is just an imitation, I will grovel to you immediately. However, if the painting is genuine, you will crawl out of here immediately!”

Harvey’s expression was as if he was looking at a fool. “Since you are so determined, I shall teach you a lesson today.”

“Jasper Higgins has painted a lot in his life, but only a few have been handed down.”

“In the period of the Republic of China, there was a folk painter that everyone should have heard of, Gerald Morton. He had great accomplishments in painting and calligraphy. His paintings were of amazing value.”

“He highly admired Jasper Higgins’ paintings, and have collected some of his authentic works. He has used a few years to copy many of Jasper Higgins’ works.”