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Climbing Up to The Top Summit novel Chapter 158

She could refrain from believing Harvey York's judgment. But she had absolute trust in Shane Naiswell. It was because her grandfather was an expert master in the appraising field. There were indeed not that many people who enjoyed the same prestigious status as her grandfather in their country.

"Sir, if you’re free as of late, please come to the Naiswells to meet me. You’re most welcome here at any time." At the other end of the phone, Shane smiled faintly before hanging up the phone.

After that, Harvey threw the phone to Rosalie Naiswell casually. He then smiled faintly and said, "Miss Naiswell, do you still remember our bet just now?"

"I..." Rosalie was speechless. 'Do I really have to address him as my father?'

Standing beside them, Wyatt Johnson became deeply furious. He then scolded, "Harvey, are you even a gentleman? Miss Naiswell was joking with you. How could you be so serious about it? How could you try to make things difficult for a woman? Is that what you're capable of?"

"Shut up!" Rosalie spoke up all of a sudden. She then fixed her gaze at Harvey with mixed emotions. After a short while, she said with a deep voice, "Harvey, I'll admit that it's me who overlooked that just now. Besides, we always emphasize the importance of

reputation and honor the appraising field. Since I made such a bet with you, then starting from today, I... I'll..."

Rosalie blushed deeply. She stammered for a long time, yet she could not say the word "father".

"Can't you do it?"

"Miss Naiswell, you can't do that. How could you address this live-in son-in-law like that?"

"He's just a lucky b*stard today! How could he enjoy the same privilege as you?"

"That's true! Besides, the person who appraised the painting of "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak" was Master Naiswell, not him!"

A lot of people were talking. If Rosalie did actually speak up at that moment, all of the people present would be ruined if the Naiswells could not endure such humiliation.

At that moment, a lot of people wanted to kneel down i n front of Harvey to beg for mercy from him. 'Bro, we're begging you now. Please don’t make Rosalie address you as such. The Naiswells are indeed not as simple as they seem!'

Harvey did not want to bother about that either. He just glanced strangely at Rosalie once.

Although Rosalie seemed not that smart, she was much better than most of the other men in terms of how she upheld her words.

At that moment, Harvey admired her more.

"He’s just a live-in son-in-law. Certainly, he's only a coward. If not, why would he become a live-in son-in-law if he's not just an ordinary person?” 1

"I think that the so-called appraising the treasure which he did just now, he was only having some luck. Maybe he found that online. He even showed off himself like that. Does he really think that he’s a master now?"

"Master Naiswell was just being polite and generous. H e didn't mind him, but this guy thinks that he's some kind of big shot now!"

Soon, the crowd was filled with ridicules.

Harvey was quite speechless when he heard that. He could see that Wyatt did all those things, showing himself off, just because he wanted to gain Rosalie's admiration. 'But the problem is that this guy does not seem that smart. Couldn’t he see that Rosalie is feeling tremendously awkward now? He even called over a lot of people here. Why did it seem like he wanted to humiliate Rosalie deeply?'

As expected, there was a great change in Rosalie's facial expression. At last, she said with a deep voice," Harvey, since you mentioned that it was a tie, you need to give me a reason. If not, I won’t accept it!"

As a Naiswell, Rosalie had her own pride and dignity. She could not act according to how the others told her to do. Although she could not bring herself to utter that word, she was indeed defeated now...

Standing beside them, Cecilia Zachary said all of a sudden, "Miss Naiswell, this worthless piece of trash i s indeed useless. Don't bother about him. You don’t have to treat the bet you made with him seriously."

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