Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 334:

As Marissa finished her statement, Remy erupted into laughter, followed by Dunbar and their subordinates.

Ayla gave Marissa a look of disdain and mocked, “Tiffany, who do you think you are? You actually expect Mr. Sugden to repay money? You really are an ignorant fool.”

Sansa chuckled sharply and turned to Balthasar, saying, “Balthasar, is this the granddaughter you’re risking your family’s future to protect? See how foolish and naive she is.”

Balthasar also doubted they would ever see the money returned by Remy, making Marissa’s suggestion seem naive. But he wouldn’t admit this point and retorted, “My granddaughter might be naive, but at least she isn’t trading her integrity like you did with your daughter.”

“You—” Sansa was left speechless.

Marissa felt a surge of satisfaction from Balthasar’s defense. Originally, she had only intended to help the Sanchez family through their troubles, but now she saw a chance to alleviate the crises facing both the Nash and Sanchez families.

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to his primary objective for the day—to acquire the painting Birds Pay Homage in honor of his father. He realized he had been

composure, he said firmly, “Today, we’re here to admire the famous artwork. Let’s

turned to Dunbar and said, “Please ask Mr. Jacob Mason, the president of

Only, Jacob had extensively studied and written a

Sanchez family’s painting was indeed the

enthusiasm made him look like a child as he anticipated examining Only’s art. He approached Marissa and said, “Miss Nash, today’s event is dedicated

passed the painting box to Daryl. Daryl carefully removed the

heard of the painting and were now eager to see it for themselves. As Daryl spread out the scroll, Jacob examined it through a magnifying glass, his expression one of deep reverence, akin to that

breath as they watched Jacob examine the

experiencing a mix of amusement and disbelief. She had never been much involved with the art scene and had only

she recognized that Birds Pay Homage was actually a