Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 177 Emrys Is Emerentius

That was how masters came to be skilled

Emerentius had been renowned for many years, and each of his paintings was imbued with profound meaning, far beyond the imitation capabilities of an ordinary person.

People within the calligraphy and painting circles speculated that Emerentius must be an individual past his fifties, with graying hair, and someone who had experienced the highs and lows of life. Only then could he possess such a carefree and detached outlook on the world, enabling him to create artwork with such a unique ambiance.

Jacinda had also thought the same in the past.

However, when she saw the autographed art photo in her hand, she couldn’t help but reveal a shocked expression.

The photograph did not reveal Emerentius‘ face. It was merely a shot of his back. However, through that silhouette, it was evident that Emerentius was not the white–haired old man they had imagined, but rather a young man.

A very young man, in fact.

If it weren’t for the assurance given by Chandler, they would have even doubted that the young man in the photo was Emerentius at all.

to the guarantee from the governor, another characteristic

“Emerentius,” was in an artistic font completely consistent with the style of

art photos could also be considered as Emerentius‘ works. The artistic calligraphy alone was worth a

that Emerentius was a young man spread far and wide. Everyone in the auction house was stunned, followed by exclamations of awe,

idolized Emerentius merely as a celebrity, found themselves unexpectedly yearning

visible, with sharp, distinct features. It

was a

mystery, akin to a/veiled lute player,

of smitten fans. They wished they could rush forward and snatch those ten artistic autographed pictures to gaze at them while huddled in their beds

furrowed in deep thought.

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worn by Emerentius. It was as if she

abruptly turned her

caused Lydia’s delicate b*dy to tremble violently.

top beauty, for the first time, showed a shocked expression because of