After tidying up what was on hand, Gu Nuan walked over to her husband and asked, "So?"
The latest information had just come in, and now, laid out in front of them, there seemed to be only two possible paths. First of all, what could be confirmed was that with Kang Yueting's consent, this painting was indeed going to be auctioned.
According to the professional lawyer's advice, the Xiao Family could file with the court and the auction house, claiming that this painting was involved in a property rights dispute. In other words, the Xiao Family could argue that the painting did not entirely belong to Kang Yueting, and therefore she could not unilaterally decide to put it up for auction. However, the auction house might not listen to their petition, and if it went through court procedures, it would take time—time they probably didn't have. Before the court could issue an injunction to stop the auction, the painting might already have been sold.
