Chapter 431: Smart''s Humiliation


    Daniel was well aware that Smart was up to no good, scheming to get him. However, Daniel wasn’t


    worried. To him, Smart was no match; he could y games with Smart and make him cry if he


    wanted to.


    "What opportunity could you possibly be giving me?" Daniel asked with a grin.


    Smart pulled a hundred-dor bill from his LV wallet with a flick.


    Whoosh!


    The bill fluttered down to the floor with a satisfying crisp sound. Daniel watched the disy and


    shrugged.


    "Smart, what''s that about? If you''ve got too much money and feel like tossing it around, there are


    poor kids who could benefit from your generosity," Daniel said mockingly.


    "This Benjamin isn''t for charity, it''s for you, country boy. Take it and disappear from New York, stay


    out of Jessica’s life, or things will get ugly," Smart threatened, intending not so much to be generous


    as to humiliate Daniel.


    "A hundred bucks? Really, Smart? You think a measly hundred can buy my love? Is that what you


    think it''s worth?"


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    The mention of love triggered a burst of mockingughter from Smart.


    "You and love? Don’t make meugh. Just look at yourself--your background, your status, your


    upbringing. You’re just a country bumpkin, gutter trash thinking about love? You''d be lucky to find


    love in your vige, let alone anywhere else. Even vige girls these days aim for city guys with


    money. What are you worthpared to them?"


    But Smart''s mocking didn''t faze Daniel. He picked up the bill, smiled back, and said, "Thanks for the


    cash, Smart. I''ll donate it to those in need. But as for my love, you can’t afford it. If you’re so able,


    why don’t you win over Jessica?


    You go on about me being a country boy, but here you are, the heir of the New York Evans family,


    and still falling short to me. Isn’t that the real embarrassment? Wouldn’t your ancestors turn in their


    graves knowing you can''t hold a candle to me?"


    With that, Daniel prepared to take Smart down a peg. He pointed at the ''Gray Tree'' painting and


    boldly eximed to Leo, "This painting isn’t genuine; it’s not Piet Mondrian’s work."


    Beauty was astonished and looked at Daniel incredulously, "Country boy, you know about antiques


    and artwork?"


    "Just a little! Just a little," Daniel modestly replied, only to be met with a derisive snort from Leo.


    “Heh," Leo chuckled disdainfully. "A mere country bumpkin dares to spout nonsense here. This


    painting is undoubtedly an original Piet Mondrian ''Gray Tree.'' Your im of its falsity is sphemy,


    baseless hot air!"