As she and Davis sat in the living room with the intention of watching something on PBS, Suzan tried to contain her excitement over her intimate encounter with Ellen Lambert.The memory of their kiss continued to warm and thrill her.In her exuberance, she described to Davis the incredible artwork Ellen possessed.She assumed that he would be impressed and perhaps want to see the collection as well.Instead, he donned a frown and practically scoffed at her recitation of artist names.
"A Cellini?That can't be!All of Cellini's artwork, his sculptures and such, have been accounted for, and almost all are housed in museums."
"But not all," Suzan countered."There are private collectors who don't go around advertising their acquisitions."