Selling the art?

Third person's POV

Henry Jones gets one of his friends to evaluate the paintings for him. He knows the paintings must be worth a lot of money because the Morris family always had the best things in life. Old man Morris always had an eye for a good artist and bought paintings from up-and-coming artists he knew would make it big one day. His friend, a professor in art, comes to his house. He looked through the paintings. He knows that this artwork is worth a lot of money. The collection is worth billions, but you also know that the collection has been blacklisted and is not available for sale by the valid owner. He has been warned about it.

"I can tell you one thing. The collection is worth billions of dollars but worth nothing to you. You cannot sell it even if you want to. It's not my place to talk about it, but let me warn you: the Morris family will not allow you to sell the paintings. I will also not mess with them because they are involved with influential people. There is a lis