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He Buried Me But I Painted My Own Resurrection novel Chapter 242

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Just before the exhibition began, Seraphina had heard that K would be making an appearance. She had begged Grant to let her attend.

Unfortunately, Grant had refused, worried that her stupidity would ruin his carefully laid plans.

Left with no other choice, she decided to try her luck and used her media connections to reach out to Artemia Agency, hoping to meet K and express her admiration.

She hadn't actually expected a reply. After all, K was currently the hottest rising star in the art world.

To her absolute shock, the agency actually agreed to a meeting.

...

"M-Ms. K," Seraphina stammered, her palms sweating with nerves. "I really love your art! I was wrong about what happened last time, I..."

She was babbling incoherently, her cheeks flushed bright red with excitement.

Sienna watched her quietly, not interrupting.

The Seraphina in front of her didn't seem much different from the unreasonable, overbearing woman in her memories—except when she was fawning over her idol.

"Seraphina," Sienna said slowly, waiting for the woman's excitement to dial down. "I asked you here today because I need a favor."

"Name it! As long as I can do it!" Seraphina immediately sat up straight, her fingers unconsciously gripping the fabric of her skirt.

Sienna met her eyes calmly. "On the day of the exhibition, I need you to stand up and tell the truth."

Seraphina froze. "The truth?"

"About Sienna Sawyer, the Gauthier family, and Grant," Sienna said flatly. "I know that you know things."

Seraphina's face instantly went ash-white, all the color draining from her cheeks and lips.

K wanted her to testify against Grant and go up against the entire Gauthier family?

Just the thought of it made her throat tighten.

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