Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 11 Glorify Themselves

The artworks of that painter generally fetched around one million at auction.

If it were to be sold on that street, without being auctioned, it could probably fetch around five hundred thousand.

At that time, she was solely focused on getting a birthday gift for Luna, never considering selling

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Soon, she found an antique shop and went in.

Upon seeing that it was a young lady, the boss merely glanced up, his demeanor cold and indifferent.

The owners of these antique shops had sharp eyes. At a single glance, they could tell that Aurelia was not there to make a purchase.

“Boss, do you want to buy an antique painting from the High Middle Ages?”

The owner of the antique shop, David Zober, abruptly looked up. “A painting from the High Middle Ages?”

“Yes,” Aurelia took out the painting from her bag.

The painting was spread out before David.

Upon seeing the impeccably restored antique painting, David’s eyes widened in awe. He knew that a bigwig in Jacaster had a penchant for collecting antique paintings, particularly those from the High Middle Ages. However, paintings from that era were scarce in the market.

Moreover, it was rare to find someone who could flawlessly restore such a severely damaged. antique painting to the point where no imperfections could be detected.

Excitement laced David’s voice when he said, “Name your price for this painting! But, young lady. you must tell me, who restored this painting?”

Previously, he had acquired two severely damaged paintings in his shop at a low price. He had been searching for a restorer, but no one was willing to take on the task, claiming that the damage. to the paintings was too extensive.

He didn’t mind spending money on paintings, he just felt it was a pity about the two pieces.

Unexpectedly, the young lady who had casually arrived that day might have been the solution to his pressing problem.

“It was I who restored it,” Aurelia said with a smile.

David was taken aback. “You restored it?” he asked doubtfully.

Aurelia didn’t seem very old, but restoring antique paintings was no child’s play.

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“Yes.” Aurelia nodded.

seem to enjoy fabricating stories, glorifying themselves unnecessarily. She

two paintings that need restoration. If they can be successfully restored, I’m willing to pay at least half a million for each painting. If there are any elders in

half a million was quite substantial.

David’s words,

broken clock is right twice a day. David took

the damage was no less than the

then and often had to donate blood, so the

it!” Aurelia

David realized that the young lady in front of him, although not very old and

Given that no one else was taking up the task, he decided it wouldn’t hurt to let her give it

two then proceeded to sign the

painting for five hundred thousand. Aurelia did not haggle over the price, considering it was fair. After all,

left the antique street, it was already three

she would go to the shop for restoration works between

his doubts would dissipate when he saw her begin restoring the antique paintings the

studying with Hannah for so many

stepped out of the airport in Lofbury, he

side. Gordon, known for his high efficiency, opened his lapton,

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then reported any

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some affection? What kind of work is so urgent that you have to rush there even after a car accident? Are we, Quigley Group, nurturing incompetents? Are

in motion, it was so quiet that Gordon could hear

head toward the window. I’m going to act like

glanced at Gordon. While rubbing his forehead, Matthew replied, “Grandma,

are you calling her Ms. Shaw, making it seem like she’s a stranger?” Mabel was quite displeased with Matthew. His aloof demeanor

when she saw an aloof male guest. She felt. like slapping him across the face when she saw him trying to impress others by acting cold and

you’re done, hurry back. I always feel that Auri is hiding something in her heart. It’s heartbreaking to see a

while signing the agreement in front of the City

then keenly sensed a possible connection

I’ll return as soon as