"If it's a forgery, then the imitator surpasses Christopher in painting, right?" Rosalynn fixed her gaze on Baxter.

"Naturally, you have the means to vindicate yourself. If Christopher indeed sold you the painting, why not contact him to corroborate your claim?"

Baxter's face darkened.

Chaz and his wife exchanged perplexed glances, prompting Baxter to deny the accusations.

“My apologies. It seems I've been deceived. | didn't purchase the painting directly from Christopher but from someone claiming to be his student. | might've been scammed."

Sensing trouble, Baxter hastily distanced himself from the situation.

Brian recalled Rosalynn's calm, smiling response when he asked her why she didn't expose Baxter's lie immediately.

What aclever woman!

“Oh? Who could possibly be that bold? Do you need me to call the police?” Rosalynn inquired.

"No, | can handle it myself." Baxter gritted his teeth, struggling to contain his anger.

Rosalynn’s lips curled into a faint smile.

"Set the painting aside. Second, let's discuss the chef you brought."

The chef!

Baxter's heart raced as he gazed at Rosalynn.

"You mean Kabir? What's wrong with him?"

“Leandro did accept a student, but not him. He's an impostor,” Rosalynn stated, grinning.

Veins throbbed on Baxter's forehead.

“Rosalyn, how do you know he's a fraud?”

“Coincidentally, | know Leandro’s first student. He personally informed me that Kabir isn't one of them," Rosalyn replied.

Baxter clenched his fists.

He then turned to Arya and chastised her.

"Arya, look at the mess you've created! You found this man. Were you deceived too?"