The Supreme Harvey York novel Chapter 3488

Chapter 3488

“You’re one of Longmen’s branch leaders, Bowen.”

“How can you be so shameless?”

“You think everyone will call you righteous just because you said all that?”

“Do you really think people can’t see through your pettiness?”

Vivian exposed Bowen’s plans without any hesitation.

“If you want to play dirty tricks, don’t do it here!”

“You have no right to fool the police!”

“You’ll pay a heavy price if you do!”

Vivian turned to Harvey with a hopeful look.

“Ignore him, Sir York. Just focus on saving our colleague.”

“Director Torres will definitely find a way to get you into the Longmen Summit.”

Bowen was the person who had the right to qualify anyone he wanted. If he decided not to qualify anyone at all, it would be quite troublesome for Harvey, who was trying to participate in the Longmen Summit.

However, Vivian believed that there was still justice in this world–she believed there

would always be a solution to this conundrum.

“No need to bother with such a small matter.”

“Since Branch Leader Lee wants to play, of course I’ll play along.”

Harvey glared at Bowen, his face frosty.

“That said, this gamble isn’t fun at all.”

“You’re completely unaffected by the bet, no matter the outcome.”

“If you want to gamble, then you better raise the stakes.”

“if I can save the man, you’ll have to leave Longmen once and for all!”

“If I can cure both Director Torres’s subordinate and your daughter…”

“You’ll hand over every single Budokan you have to me!”

“And if I can’t, then I lose!”

“Not only will I cripple myself, but I’ll also give you a hundred and fifty million dollars! How does that sound?”

Harvey’s expression was a mocking one.

“Fine! It’s a deal!”

Bowie clenched his teeth, his face stormy.

“If you can cure both of these people, I’ll leave Longmen and hand over every single Budokan to you!”

“But if you lose, you’ll cripple yourself and give me a hundred and fifty million dollars!”

“Everyone here will testify to that! You can’t go back on your word!”

The money wasn’t as valuable as the Budokans under Bowen’s name, but Bowen was willing to take a gamble since he believed his daughter was as good as dead.