Climbing Up to The Top Summit novel Chapter 159

Mandy Zimmer was slightly anxious too. She then said apologetically, "Miss Naiswell, we’re truly sorry. Harvey just said that casually. Don’t take it to heart. Please don't mind him."

Wyatt Johnson said dully, "Mandy, although he's your husband, you can't always protect him like that. He’s indeed just a coward. You really don't have to act like this."

Rosalie Naiswell frowned deeply as her facial expression worsened. At first, the incident had ended. But after what the others did, the incident became worse, and she would only become quite humiliated.

Thinking of that, her voice became much colder, " Harvey, we can't joke about the reputation and dignity of the Naiswells. You’d better explain yourself clearly. I f not, this won't end here."

Harvey York admired Rosalie more now. Nowadays, there were not many people who were so honest and straightforward.

Thinking of that, Harvey said slowly, "Miss Naiswell, don't worry. Please listen to my explanation."

"Previously, you said that the painting of "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak" in the museum is real. But I said that the painting of "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak" here is real. As it turned out, both

paintings are real. Under such a circumstance, both of us are quite insightful in making our judgments. Certainly, it's a tie between us.”

Swoosh!

All of them turned to fix their gazes at Harvey. 'What this live-in son-in-law said is logical. Besides, it does seem that way.'

Since both paintings were real, naturally it meant that both of them were equally exceptional. It was indeed a tie.

When Rosalie heard that, the coldness and aloofness i n her disappeared. She then broke into a smile in relief and said, "Then does it mean that I don't have to address you as such...”

Harvey had a peculiar facial expression. 'If I indeed make this cold and aloof beauty address me as her father, it'll certainly be rather exciting!’

At that moment, Rosalie had stretched her right hand out generously and said, "Mr. York, thank you for giving me a lively lesson today. We really need to be practical and realistic in appraising the antiques. We shouldn’t have any prejudices. Grandpa always said that it's my flaw, but I always thought that I was quite insightful. It did not occur to me that I might have overlooked something one day.”

Harvey smiled and stretched out his hand too. He then touched Rosalie’s gentle and small hand slightly. He said, "Miss Naiswell, you're being too modest. By the way, I need to thank you. If not, I might not be able to afford this painting!"

After he said that, the others turned to look at him sternly.

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