Harvey was speechless when he saw Rosalie's body trembling. 'Miss Rosalie, can you please not act like this? Others will think I’m teasing you.'
'I have a wife, I'm not that kind of person!’ 1
Rosalie gritted her teeth and said softly before Harvey could speak, "I heard... Although you have been married to your wife for three years... you both never did that thing before, and you have not even touched her hand... is it true?”
"What thing?” Harvey absently asked.
Rosalie stomped her feet, her cheeks a bright red. "The thing that happens between a husband and wife!"
Harvey became more speechless. 'You, a pure and innocent little girl, are looking at me with those big eyes and asking me such a question. I don’t know how to answer!’
However, Harvey felt helpless after being stared at by Rosalie for a long time. He finally sighed and said, " Well, you're not wrong..."
"Great!” Rosalie exclaimed softly.
"Huh?" Harvey frowned. 'What's so good about knowing my embarrassing story? Can you not be like this, miss?’ "Well, I'll contact you in advance when my grandfather
comes. If you have time then, maybe we could have a meal together. You won't say no, right?" Rosalie was very happy at the moment, and was no longer the stone-cold fox.
Harvey thought for a while, then smiled and nodded." Okay."
The Naiswells were quite influential in South Light, especially Master Naiswell. Master Naiswell was certainly a person worthy of befriending, and he surely would not throw away this opportunity.
"Okay, then I will contact you soon. I won't bother you now... Father!" Rosalie whispered the last word, then quickly fled the scene.
Harvey looked at her back, speechless. What did that mean? If she also called him Father in the midst of doing that thing... Harvey shuddered. He should not think about it. It would be fatal.
Both Yvonne and Mandy were staring at him when he walked back towards them. Harvey shrugged and said, "Master Naiswell is coming to Niumhi. He invited me to meet him."
Yvonne nodded. Her CEO was indeed awesome; even Master Naiswell wanted to meet him.
Mandy was curious about it, and asked, "Harvey, why? Was it because you identified that "The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak"?" "I think so." Harvey smiled.
Yvonne could sense that Harvey did not want to talk about it, so she said, "How about sending you two home first? I have things to do later, so I can’t have dinner with you.”
Harvey nodded and said, "Alright, thank you for your consideration."
The circle of high society was not that big. The two of them already knew about the incident where Harvey had some crazy good luck. He was able to give Mandy the diamond ring Forever Mine.
Xynthia was the first to jump Mandy and grabbed her left hand when the two of them entered the house. Xynthia kept looking left and right at it, then asked happily, "Sister, is this the legendary Forever Mine?”
"Yes." Mandy nodded slightly, smiling happily. Not only had Harvey given up "The Rocky Mountains, Lander’s Peak" for her, but he had also taken the opportunity to get to know Yvonne- the secretary to the CEO of York Enterprise.
This was the first time Mandy felt that her live-in husband was reliable after three years of marriage.
"This was given to me by your brother-in-law," Mandy said shyly.
Xynthia groaned and said, "Sister, I heard about it. That useless b*stard just happened to have some crazy good luck. He managed to buy that famous painting for just fifteen dollars and exchanged it for the Forever Mine. What's so great about it? To put it bluntly, he just gave you a present that cost about fifteen dollars. Sister, you must not change your view o f him. He is just a useless b*stard and that will not
change!"
Lilian also said solemnly after seeing Mandy's happy face. “Mandy, don’t be moved because of this. Also, don’t be arrogant, Harvey! What’s so good about a fifteen dollar gift? If he bought this diamond ring with his own money, then I will acknowledge his ability, but this is just pure luck. Hmph...”
"Mandy, you still have to divorce him, do you understand?"

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