No wonder Theo Heston wanted her to repaint that painting.
The Banyan Jenkins bamboo painting on display at the art gallery—no, her father's painting, rather—was going up for auction after the exhibition.
The painting's market price had already reached fifty million. She couldn't help but want to laugh. What would they all think if they knew the painting was a fake?
A price of fifty million would certainly earn the art gallery a hefty sum.
However, just one day before the auction, a rumor suddenly started spreading that the painting was a counterfeit.
And the real painting was in the hands of a woman named Faye Everett.
If she wasn't mistaken, that must be the painting she had done.
She was only responsible for the painting; Theo Heston's people handled the forgery process.
Expert appraisers were brought in, certifying that the painting in the art gallery was a fake and the one in Faye Everett's possession was the real one.
Everyone was stunned when the news broke.
