Whether it was an oil painting, a print, or a sketch, they were all of a single person---Ursula Solomon.
Without a doubt, these paintings were all done by Tabby Teller.
Mrs. Perry felt a twinge of pain in her heart as she stepped closer to examine the paintings. Some were recent, others ten years old, but irrespective of the time, each one was crafted with immense effort.
Tabby Teller's love for Ursula Solomon was deep in his bones, or else he wouldn't have painted so many portraits of her.
Mrs. Perry had the right attitude, she wasn't jealous, only envious.
Even though Ursula Solomon had passed away, being loved by a man for so many years meant her life had not been in vain.
Mrs. Perry spent the entire afternoon in the studio until it was time for dinner before she left.
Tabby Teller didn't come back for dinner, having instructed the chef to prepare Mrs. Perry's favorite dishes.
