Chapter 190

Initially, Eleanor didn't want to reveal Laila Mason's badly concocted lie. After all, so many people were present, and it seemed Elder Williams liked the painting; she didn't want to dampen everyone's spirits. Yet, Laila Mason went on to be disgustingly annoying to her, presenting herself as innocent while harboring ill intent. Others might not see it, but everything was crystal clear to Eleanor. If Laila wanted to provoke her, she would respond in kind. Upon hearing Eleanor's words, all those present couldn't help but turn to look at Laila Mason, their eyes filled with speculation and contempt. After all, what Eleanor said was reasonable. This caused everyone to harbor doubts about Laila Mason. "Did you do this intentionally?" August couldn't sit still. He looked at Eleanor with a face brimming with anger. "On what grounds are you so certain that this painting was done by that Leonardo you are talking about?! Slinging mud at people indiscriminately—do you even have a sense of shame?"