My One In A Million Wife (Ashlyn and Lucas) novel Chapter 120

My one in a million wife [Ashlyn and Lucas] chapter 120

Yet, Madeline Saunders’ painting actually made an appearance.

Ms. Saunders was a person who was usually uninterested in mundane affairs. Why would she step down from her high horse and give her precious item to Ashlyn for auctioning?

“Tell us. Where did you get that painting from?” Hera questioned with gritted teeth.

“From Ms. Saunders,” Ashlyn replied without sparing her a glance. “Why? Is there a need for you to question who Ms. Saunders gifts her work too?”

Hera choked up, her conceited facade faltering as she looked at the painting.

As everyone knew, Ms. Saunders’ drawings were never for sale and were only gifted to certain lucky people. As such, her works were priceless.

Joseph was astounded. “Ms. Saunders is a wonderful woman. My mother — No, my family has quite a few of her paintings, all of which were gifted to my mom. Is my mother gonna be rich since the bidding is starting at ten million?”

He knew little about art and was unaware of how high the net worth of the people in the industry was.

Lucas kept getting a nagging feeling in his chest. Something was not right.

How did he not know that Ashlyn knew Ms. Saunders?

Madeline Saunders was an unparalleled beauty with an eccentric personality. However, there were also rumors that she was incredibly ugly and thus always wore a mask.

However, her talents shocked the globe.

She had many accomplishments as a pianist and was a natural talent as a painter. Painting with her left hand and playing the piano with her right was something that was unheard of.

She was worthy to be named an incomparable genius.

That was why Joseph felt dizzy. “My mom is so lucky to be associated with Ms. Saunders.”

“This painting is refreshing, painted with vibrant colors. Look at this eagle! With its feathers colored layer upon layer and the immaculate skill presenting its raw textures! Look at how peaceful and harmonious it is! Ms. Saunders’ skills for painting are indeed glorious!” the emcee rambled animatedly. It was as if he had used every vocabulary he knew of to describe the painting.

The whole painting was a stunning three meters long.