She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 107: Cheyenne's Moment of Radiance Cheyenne stood there, stunned for a moment. Her mind was filled with a deafening buzz, and the words around her seemed distant and indistinct.

"You... you said what? Ten million?" The old man nodded slowly and looked at her with difficulty. "Yes, and if you think it's not enough, I can add more." The crowd couldn't help but gasp in shock. Seven pinched themselves to make sure they weren't dreaming. This plainly-dressed old man was actually a hidden billionaire.

But then again, who could afford to attend this exhibition other than the top dogs of Akloit? Cheyenne hesitated whether or not to accept the offer and instinctively turned to look at her grandfather.

Layne touched her soft hair and smiled softly as he spoke in a gentle tone, "If you want it, take it; if not, forget about it. I can still support you!" It was this last sentence that truly put Cheyenne's mind at ease.

Her pinkish-white face beceven more radiant under his smile. Despite wearing plain clothes without any makeup on, she still managed to stun everyone present with just her natural beauty alone.

Nora and Danielle were envious beyond words when they realized that eight million of their own contribution went into Cheyenne's pocket instead of theirs! Why didn't this little bitch use her abilities earlier on when she could have repaired the painting scroll herself? Cheyenne had been hesitant before because she wasn't short on money but when she noticed the intense hostility burning in the eyes of Nora and Danielle, her alluring, sensual lips curled into a seductive smile.

"I'll give it a try." "Great! Thank you so much Miss Lawrence." Cheyenne quickly drafted a list for the manager, instructing him to purchase the necessary tools for restoring the ancient painting. Fortunately, most of the tools were readily available.

Once the tools were gathered, Cheyenne began her work.

This was her first trestoring a painting in front of so many people, but her strong presence and calm, focused demeanor didn't betray a hint of nervousness. Those nearby couldn't help but believe in her ability to get the job done though she looked young.

Layne assisted alongside her, occasionally passing her tools and offering verbal guidance.

A growing crowd had gathered around, and countless eyes were fixed on the young woman in her early twenties, whose beauty was truly remarkable.

Her fair skin was flawless, and as she lowered her head, her long and elegant neck resembled a carved piece of jade. Her hair was styled in a bun that perfectly framed her profile.

Her long and thick lashes fluttered slightly above a small nose that sat proudly on her face. Her lips were soft and luscious like flower petals.

With a swift motion, she pulled out an X-Acto knife from between two pretty fingers of her delicate hand. She quickly cut out a small square from the blank part of the ancient scroll to be used for repairing the main body of the painting later on. The texture of this paper matched perfectly with that used in the original painting, so there would be no noticeable difference after coloring it. Cheyenne glanced at the broken scenery on the scroll - it was supposed to depict flowing water with ripples caused by wind gusts - so she mixed pine smoke color with sbluish-gray tones to match it up with what remained intact. As sunset approached, half of the river turned red while its other half shivered under cool breezes blowing across its surface.

She added sorange hues into this blue-green mix before using another brush dipped in water to blend them together seamlessly. Everyone watched as Cheyenne worked wonders with just those tiny hands! Finally, satisfied with how everything looked, Cheyenne picked up another brush and made one last stroke across less than three inches wide paper where new colors merged smoothly into old ones without any visible seams or marks left behind.

"Not bad," Layne complimented his granddaughter while stroking his beard approvingly. "I thought you'd been slacking off these past three years." The elderly man standing behind him nodded repeatedly. "Miss Lawrence, you're truly amazing! I can barely see any flaws at all!" The painting was saved, and the elderly man breathed a sigh of relief, folding his hands in a thankful gesture, bowing all around.

In the hall, a thunderous applause erupted, deafening and resounding.

Malaya and Nora could only look on enviously wondering why they weren't blessed enough like Cheyenne? Cheyenne's public restoration of the famous painting, earning a staggering ten million dollars, becthe headline news the next day, and even reached the Todds" ears.

When she went to give Iker acupuncture, he kept staring at her hands.

Cheyenne couldn't help but wonder if he had speculiar fetish.

She hastily placed her hands behind her back.

"Master Iker, may I ask if there is something wrong with my hand?" Iker coughed awkwardly, wondering what else this woman didn't know.

Acupuncture and restoring ancient paintings... She has actually learned both of these vastly different things.

"It's nothing. By the way, the banquet is about to start soon. Wait foron that day." Wait for him? She was about to say that she knew the way and she could just go straight there.

Iker made a firm announcement of his decision, leaving no room for rebuttal. "Okay."

As she returned hfrom the Todd mansion, Cheyenne was met with the sight of f her father standing in front of her room with a gloomy expression and arms crossed. He looked very angry.

"Is there something wrong, father?"

George stared at her with round, fierce eyes and shouted loudly, "How dare you ask me? Letask you, did you swindle four million from your mother?"

Cheyenne couldn't help but laugh, with two dimples appearing at the corners of her mouth. Ddon't know where you heard that from. I earned my money with my own abilities, there's no such thing as swindle." "How dare you say that! You could have restored the ancient painting yourself without your mother having to pay four million. You did it on purpose!" Malaya had cried in his arms for most of the night, recounting in detail how Cheyenne had deliberately set up her sister at the exhibition.

What really caught George's attention was the ten million! If this ten million can be invested in the company, he would definitely be able to win the construction project in the south of the city.

If Cheyenne had a little bit of conscience, she should give him this ten million.

At the very least, it should be four or five million.

The money was saved by his wife through hard work, how could she dare to take it! Upon hearing this, the woman gave a cold smile and looked at the so-called "father" with a mocking gaze.