Love Coming From The Least Expected novel Chapter 603

The slice of fruit in my mouth slipped out and landed on the floor. I turned toward Remington and realized that Crystal had called him. Doesn’t she know that a righteous man like Remington hates frauds like her?

“I’m sorry, Ms. Yates. This is just a small, personal art exhibition organized by me. It’s not a large exhibition by a famous artist, so you don’t have to lower your standards. This year, a number of foreign young artists will come over to our country for an exchange program. You’re the most capable heiress of the Tanners, Ms. Yates, and I’m sure you’ll be able to participate in that program. All right, I have to go now. Goodbye, Ms. Yates,” he said.

Remington looked pissed after hanging up. He slammed his phone onto the table and threw a sideways glance at Spencer. “What a coincidence. I received a call from Crystal as soon as you came in. Don’t you agree, Spencer?” He spoke in a low voice.

Spencer looked away, and the muscles on his face twitched. He let out a dry laugh. “Yeah, what a coincidence. Haha!”

“Hmph!” Remington laughed coldly. “I hope this coincidence doesn’t happen again!”

Apart from Remington, Christopher and I could tell that it was Spencer who connected Crystal with Remington. His purpose was to make Remington agree to Crystal’s participation in the art exhibition.

I frowned and got anxious. Crystal had said something to me at my house two nights ago, and it deeply troubled me. As a result, I had been on guard for the past two days. I feared that if I let my guard down, Crystal would gain the upper hand over me, and my reputation would be ruined.

I did not expect Crystal to call Remington. Apparently, she was hell-bent on using this opportunity to restore her reputation as a new school artist and redeem herself.

My lips curled into a smile, and I chuckled. Crystal can do whatever she wants, but there’s one thing she can’t do. She can’t affect me.

“Spencer, I recall that you hate people who steal the works of other artists. Years ago, someone stole your artwork, and you nearly lost the opportunity to become my junior. If our mentor had not seen your art earlier, you wouldn’t have had the opportunity to study under him. Back then, you were harsh toward that thief, and you haven’t changed much recently. So why do your principles change when you’re dealing with a different person? Or should I say, everything is forgivable if Crystal’s the one who committed it?” Remington said.