Tessa Caldwell was eating heartily while watching them, her gaze glanced at the painting Quinn Leroy brought, and suddenly a scene flashed in her mind.
It seemed like Faye once stood before her, holding a painting, aloof and proud.
But that was the only image; no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't recall any more scenes after that.
After dining, Quinn Leroy opened the packaged painting, which was housed in a wooden box. He opened the box and took out the scroll.
Seeing him unfold the painting and lay it flat on the coffee table, Tessa Caldwell curiously leaned closer.
It was an old-looking piece of paper, and she seemed to have seen its content before, so she instinctively said, "This... This is a Picture of a Lady Playing the Qin, silk-color on silk, 28 cm by 75.3 cm."
Although her expression was one of bewildered ignorance, her tone was certain.
Quinn Leroy and Faye both looked at her with some surprise.
