The moment he said that, Edwin was bewildered by Hinsley's decision.
He intended to persuade Hinsley to give up the idea of commissioning the paintings.
Why was Hinsley so insistent on it?
On top of that, he wanted four paintings from the get go.
Wasn't that a bit too much?
After all, Bright was charging no small number.
It was 50 million for one painting.
Four paintings would mean 200 million dollars.
That was just…
"Calm down Hinsley! His paintings are not worth that much money." Edwin blurted.
As soon as he said that, Hinsley retorted, "Who's the supreme master here? Me or you? Do you seriously think it's not worth it? Think about who that man is.
He's got the traditional painting skills of a supreme master! Even if he's not famous now, he will undoubtedly become famous in the future. When the time comes, how much do you think these paintings will sell for?"
Upon hearing those words, Edwin was taken aback.
It was true.
What had he been thinking earlier?
