“Let’s go. We’re done here,” Hayden said as he took my hand and pulled me up from my seat.
“Ok…” I murmured softly as I followed close behind him.
Excusing out way through the row of seats, we finally managed to make it out of the theatre. There was more light outside in the hallway and I could see Hayden clearer now.
“Why did you pay so much for the painting?!” I cried out in panic.
“300 million dollars? It’s nothing. It’s supposed to be a good investment, right?” Hayden said before smiling confidently at me.
I said I liked the painting out of the other ones in the book, but I never said that it was a good investment! I sighed loudly, knowing that telling that to Hayden wouldn’t change his thinking at all.
“Want to go have a closer look at our purchase?” Hayden suggested.
“We can do that? Really?” I asked, unable to contain my excitement.
