After this thing is auctioned off, he naturally couldn't do without his commission.
It took a while for Brantham to stand up straight.
He didn't speak right away but pointed to another packing box and asked:
"What's in that box? Whose work is it?"
"Monet's." Kathy had been watching the whole time and was anxious at the moment.
Although Sean had said earlier who these two works were from, Kathy wasn't sure if it was true.
"Can I take a look?"
It was evident that Brantham's attitude had become more cautious and much more polite than when he first entered.
Kathy didn't have them open the box, but asked:
"Mr. Brantham, can you tell me your thoughts on the previous painting?"
Brantham didn't expect Kathy's question to be so subtle, but he understood what she meant and said directly:
"This is indeed Picasso's work, genuine. It's a piece from his peak period, but I don't know why it wasn't famous before…"
"Then please look at this Monet work!"
