The Supreme Harvey York novel Chapter 2572

Chapter 2572

“Anyway, we’re heading to the auction held at the Three Seasons Hotel next.”

“Stop being disgusting here. Just get lost!”

Murphy was quite upset and stole one last glance at Leslie’s beautiful body before turning around, about to leave with Sharon.

It couldn’t be helped. Becoming a noble of the Empire of the Sun that Never Sets and getting the chance in succession to the throne was his biggest dream.

Even if he was far from being eligible to succeed the throne, he was still very happy.

Harvey narrowed his eyes at Murphy. Unable to stop himself, he hissed icily, “Hey, Evans. Don’t you know that your mouth reeks?”

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Murphy’s face twisted in anger at Harvey’s

insult.

Leslie, however, didn’t want Harvey to get into trouble. She instantly pulled Harvey and quickly advised him, “Young Master York, forget it. There’s no need to take a man like him seriously.”

“Later on, he’ll end up begging to me.”

Seeing Leslie’s firm attitude, Harvey didn’t say anything more after. After all, this was her personal problem. It would do him no good to interfere with it too much.

Unexpectedly, the mention of Harvey’s name left Murphy slightly stunned. He blurted out without thinking, “Wait. Are you that rude kept man who acted boorishly in Hong Kong under the mistaken assumption that the Don family will support you? You’re Harvey?”

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“Kept man?” Harvey shot Murphy an indifferent look, unimpressed. He wasn’t sure why Murphy was addressing him in such a manner.

“Aren’t you a kept man?”

Murphy threw Harvey a disdainful glare.

Just because the Don family has your back, you attacked the distinguished guest from the Island Nation and the former Governor of Hong Kong!”

“You’ve got no real power of your own, but you still had the audacity to flaunt around like some big shot!”

“You’re certainly ignorant!”

“Do you really think you’re someone important?”

Harvey was aloof to Murphy’s jabs. “Why? Are you upset with me because I hit your old man’s

face?”

Murphy snarled coldly, “I’m not referring to how you’ve upset me. It’s whether you deserve it