"Live-in son-in-law! Let go of Miss Naiswell’s phone this instant!"
"How could you argue with Master Naiswell given your capability? Are you insane?"
"We were stupid just now. How could we believe you?"
At that moment, everyone present condemned Harvey York, scolding him ceaselessly. 1
But in that instant, Shane Naiswell drew in a cold breath all of a sudden at the other end of the video call. He then said in confusion, "Is it the luminous technique? That was Albert Bierstadt's special painting skill. How could there be such a technique on a fake painting? During all these years after so many eras, there is indeed no one who’s able to make such a replica in such an exceptional manner. It's impossible. How could it be possible..."
At that point in time, Shane was filled with deep disbelief.
"Sir, after hearing what you said just now, do you think that this painting is authentic? Then could you explain why there are two remaining paintings which are currently displayed in the museums? What's that about? I went and looked at them in person before. But the painting you have here is not fake too. It’s just too strange..."
'What? The two remaining paintings in the two large museums are authentic, but the painting here right before us is not fake too. What's going on?'
Having said that, everyone looked at the others helplessly. They stared at Harvey and the phone consecutively. They were indeed filled with disbelief.
Standing beside them, Wyatt Johnson frowned slightly. After a short while, he glared at Harvey and roared, "Harvey, how could you talk like that with Senior Naiswell? You're absolutely impolite! Hurry up and return the phone to Miss Naiswell!"
At a moment like that, Wyatt felt that it was indeed meaningless to confirm the authenticity of the painting. Since Shane claimed that the painting was a n imitation, it could not be real even if it was indeed a n authentic painting.
For Wyatt, he was reluctant to give Harvey any chance to prove himself, even if it was only an extremely small chance.
"You shut up!" Suddenly, Rosalie Naiswell glared at Wyatt. She was addicted to appraising treasures the most. At that moment, she had understood the underlying meaning. There was some hidden meaning in what her grandfather said. She wanted to know about the truth too.
“Grandpa, may I know if you have discerned or thought of something?” Rosalie said respectfully.
Shane seemed to be deep in thought at the other end o f the phone. "I indeed thought of a possibility, but the possibility is too small. It's almost impossible... Sir, since you claimed that this painting of "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak" is authentic, I want to hear your explanation."
'What?'
'Did Master Naiswell have some underlying meaning i n what he said? Could it be that this painting of "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak" is possibly authentic?'
'He even said that the painting here is authentic, and the remnants in the museums are real too. What exactly is this all about?'


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