The Supreme Harvey York novel Chapter 5268

Chapter 5268

“You’ve always been pretty shameless…but have you ever thought of the consequences of doing something this insane?”

Harvey looked at Alani with a smile.

“If you fail to cause any trouble and get yourself embarrassed instead…

“The reputation of the Way of Water, your country’s royal family, and the World Civilization Department would be completely tarnished as well.

“When that happens, forget dying painlessly.

The guests’ expressions changed when they heard that.

Harvey was right.

“Whether the Islander’s right or not, it’s still inappropriate for her to cause trouble now…

“The dead need to be respected, after all!

“People like her are shameless, anyway! Even if she’s using the World Civilization Department’s name, she might not be telling the truth!”

“Right! Unless someone from Heaven’s Gate is accusing Harvey of doing something wrong, we shouldn’t trust the outsiders that easily!”

“I’ll prove it, then!”

A beautiful woman walked out from behind Alani. She glared at Harvey, her gaze was filled with rage and resentment.

It was Emory of the Bowie family!

Harvey’s arrival ruined Calvin’s rise to power. As the lady of the Bowie family, she was forced to suffer as well. She probably wouldn’t be able to enjoy the rest of her life in glory and riches anymore, let alone become the leader’s mistress.

“What are you doing, Emory?! Stand down, now!”

Osman’s expression worsened instantly.

‘What is she trying to do?! The entire family will be dragged down because of her!’

“Don’t you think that someone like him is just shameless?

“He’s even Quill’s sworn brother!

“He used the leader’s badge to kill off the outer elder!

“We can’t trust the words of a man like this!

“More importantly, we need to expose his true colors!

“He should be shamed!

“He should die a horrible death!”

Emory played a video on her phone. There, Harvey was crushing Layton with a stomp. The footage was real, but it was also edited.

Harvey’s gaze sharpened when he looked at the screen.

‘What an extravagant display…’