Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Everyone just watched Clarence Steele from a distance while he carefully took the painting apart.

After about an hour, the two paintings were completely separated-

The painting of the golden wheat field beneath the original painting was now in full display before Clarence's eyes.

After careful inspection of the painting, Clarence carefully picked it up and showed it to the crowd. "This... This is a real work of Van Gogh! All the details are the same as the real pieces of art from Van Gogh!" he said excitedly.

Clarence's words, as well as the object in his hand, stunned everyone at once.

Xyla Quest was the only one who seemed calm and collected with no ripples of emotions in her eyes.

In the crowd, she looked like a white peony that couldn't be tainted by dust. She was both pretty and elegant...

"This really does seem like the work of Van Gogh... It doesn't look any different from his other works..."

"This style... This method of using colors. If this wasn't Van Gogh, who could it be?"

"Oh my god... I didn't expect that there'd be such a hidden gem behind this cheap painting."

"I feel greatly embarrassed. If I had known, I would've bid for it too!"

said one thing after another while they excitedly

noticed that many people who talked were

Xyla smiled without saying a

was just as she

very excited. Her eyes were glowing when she

Aren't you too awesome? If I were a man, I'd marry you. If this isn't a real work of Van Gogh, what is it?" "This must be a real

thing was they weren't displayed in front of the public eye...

that this is a real work of Van Gogh... If I had the money, I would've competed with you until the end... Unfortunately, I'm only an employee at an antique store. I don't have that much money, and I can't afford to

something for my boss. Originally, I wanted to leave

of everyone. While holding Sharon's

I wanted to find out if I was right

all gathered around to admire the glow on

man looked deeply at the painting. "This... This is indeed a real work of Van Gogh. I'm an experienced enthusiast of Van Gogh's paintings... I'm able to tell with a single glance whether something is truly his work.

has spoken... This is undoubtedly a real work of art!" Someone in the

stood before her by

and an experienced enthusiast of Van

the price he offered was far below the figure Xyla had anticipated in her