The Queen Returns And She’s Unforgiving

The Queen Returns—And She’s Unforgiving 102

Chapter 102

Testine offered some background information on Branden. “His Lather holds a position in the

he military, but Brandon himself went into business–the export of high–end tech materials, to be specific

With such an inforntial tamaly helping him, his path has been smooth salling. And with the Miller family tied by marriage, it’s a true power alliance.”

Even was a little surprised. It was no wonder the exhibition had such a high threshold for entry. Duone hand, there was the prestigious Miller family, and on the other, the Connor family’s extensive network

It was clearly not the kind of event just could attend It was no wonder Lucas showed up

After sounding the first floor, Evelyn and Justine made their way upstairs to the second. Each exhibit area hada unique style, filled with a

Evelyn actually had a strong interest in art. After all, Naomi worked in the field, and she had been influenced since childhood

After browsing the first and second floors, she hadn’t seen any paintings related to Naomi’s work, She felt a line disappointed.

paintings here not

dazzling discl

displays

all

whole exhibition is more of a social networking event

feel a little conflicted. If she did happen to find one of Naomi’s missing paintings here,

they headed up to the third floor, Evelyn was quickly drawn to a painting that caught he eye she really blandit but since nothing was for sale, she could only move on. Just as about to head elsewhere, she heard

m’t this

Tarned to look

admiring the same painting that had just caught her attention. Lucas glanced down at her. “If you like it, I’ll take you abroad to meet the artist and

tamed and walked away. She had already wimessed how attentive Lucas

her needs and always fulfilled her desires without hesitation. Yet here Evelyn was, liking a painting she could never own, while Lucas could easily offer Tiffany several more

the

continued scanning each exhibit, hoping to find some clue in this gallery that held the largest

tucked away in a comer.