Harvey York's Rise to Power novel Chapter 347

Everyone unconsciously looked over. It was Luis Zarate who spoke.

At this moment, his face was full of contempt, and the meaning was very obvious.

Shane Naiswell must have told Harvey York regarding the Wentz Bottle.

Many people had a thoughtful expression on their faces when those words were said.

Charles Zarate was the president of the Niumhi Antique Dealers’ Association. He did not manage to identify the Wentz Bottle, but Harvey did it?

There was something weird about this.

However, Luis was implying that Shane had helped Harvey to cheat at this moment. Everyone dared not to agree with him.

They were not afraid of offending Harvey, they were just afraid of offending the Naiswells.

Shane said calmly, “Luis, are you saying that I’m covering it up for Harvey?”

Luis said respectfully, “Master Naiswell, I dared not say that.”

“I can’t help but feel a little confused. How did he identify the porcelain vase? Even Master got it wrong.”

Shane had a half-smile on his face. He then said, “Then what do you think?”

“Let them have a match again, but this time it couldn’t be an item from the Naiswells?”

He looked at Harvey coldly after speaking. He did not believe that Harvey could beat his teacher without Shane’s help.

“Okay.”

Shane did not refuse. Although Luis’ behavior was very impolite, he was the one who said that everyone could speak freely.

If Shane was so narrow-minded and petty, he would not be where he was today.

Soon, someone came up with an old wooden box following Shane’s order.

The person who was holding the wooden box was the master of a first-class family in Niumhi.

This master then smiled and said, “Master Naiswell. President Zarate and Harvey, since you both are going to compete today, I happen to have a painting with me that I got by chance in the early years. I don’t know whether it’s authentic or not. Let’s appraise it today.”

As soon as he finished his words, he waved his hand and an antique painting appeared in front of everyone.

In this painting, a magnificent tiger was stepping on a huge boulder and roaring toward the sky. There was also a hill on the side that looked extremely vigorous.

“Tiger Howl Mountains”!