CHAPTER 91 "Moment of Truth"

The situation had escalated beyond control and could no longer be swept under the carpet.

The auctioneer looked at Eva apologetically.

It would be rude to subject the painting to an authentication test after it had already been sold to Eva.

However, failing to do so could damage the organization's reputation and potentially lead to a loss of trust and severed ties with their clients.

"Do you mind, Miss Lowes?" the auctioneer asked politely, his tone tinged with hesitation.

Eva met his gaze and responded calmly, "No, I don't. Go ahead with it."

Unfazed by the antagonism from most of the people in the hall, Eva folded her arms and stood confidently. Her poise was unwavering as whispers and skeptical glances filled the room. She knew the stakes were high, but she was prepared to face whatever scrutiny came her way. Her unwavering composure seemed to challenge her critics, daring them to doubt her judgment. The air was thick with tension, but Eva's steady demeanor began to shift the atmos