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Haejin started to get a headache now and wondered if Giorgio Sayor had come to him with good intentions.


“Where did you get this painting?”


“Is there a problem?”


“Ironically, this is the painting I saw on the iPad before I came here. I am very curious about what is going on.”


“Is, is that true?”


“Of course. Do you think I am ...

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