Chapter 32 She Knows

It was a mystery. When she looked at the paintings that the wealthy women were fawning over, she couldn't see their meaning, nor could she say anything about them.

However, looking at Maurice's ordinary painting of a garden, she was filled with a swirl of emotions.

Maurice's expression grew somber as he listened to her speak. His face, which had been kind, with a hint of a smile, also darkened and made him look quite serious.

Hannah wondered if she had offended Maurice with her nonsensical rambling about his painting.

Artists usually had all sorts of odd moods. He was probably annoyed by her shallow interpretation of his painting.

Now that there was a chance that she had offended both of them, she worriedly wondered if it would be disadvantageous for Nina as well.

She silently cursed herself for being so loose-lipped around paintings that she liked.

Hannah steeled herself and prepared to apologize to Maurice, but before she could, Maurice pushed a pencil into her hand and sai