Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 123

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 123

Upon hearing this, Megan and Brian loosened their nervous and sweaty clenched palms, feeling relieved that their daughter didn’t embarrass them. “Oh, turns out that Janet is giving grandma a painting. Let me see what kind of a painting it is.”

With that, Emily stepped forward and laid the painting flat on the table with Shirley, and what they saw was a watercolor painting with bright colors. There was a poem written in black ink on the side and the surface was smooth and flawless.

It was a huge difference from the cheap newspaper packaging it was wrapped in. Seeing this, Shirley and Emily’s eyes immediately widened in shock. The other guests at the party were also dumbfounded and they could tell that the painting was painted by a skillful painter.

No wonder there were rumors around the Jackson family that Emily stole Janet’s painting and pretended that it was hers when she gave it to Old Mr. Collins. However, Old Mr. Collins saw through her lies and canceled the apprenticeship banquet. Presumably, the rumors are very likely to be true.

The crowd started talking again. “So, are the rumors that Emily stole Janet’s painting before true?”

“Those were not rumors, but facts. I was present at the time. It was really embarrassing.”

“Oh my goodness, the fake daughter is not as good as the real one.”

“Why do you care so much about other people’s family affairs?”

Standing in a distance, Henry touched his chin as he jokingly said, “This fool really does know how to save money. I can’t believe she gave her own painting to her grandma!” Then, he added, “Why did she choose to give her a painting instead of accepting your necklace?”

Mason frowned slightly but he wasn’t mad. After all, he knew Janet’s painting skills. No matter what point of view, a painting that Janet personally painted was more meaningful than a necklace. At that moment, Mason realized that he admired her even more. When Jade saw everyone’s reaction, she hurriedly stepped forward to take a look.