Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Chapter 5584
“It's said that during ancient times, the Wolven Tribe treated the Eden Mountain as its holy mountain. We used to offer some of our harvests every year there, too..
"Traditions like these are long gone now. Despite that, the Wolven Tribe still prides itself on living in the Eden Mountain.
"Right at the foot of the mountain, there’s a villa area that the richest people here developed.
"A single restroom there costs way more than any of the houses here. I don’t even have money to afford a single brick there!”
Harvey squinted at the Eden Mountain, smiling faintly. "I looked into it before coming here. The richest people here are the Klein family, right?”
Harlan he looked at Harvey, weirded out.
"That’s right... The Wolven Tribe is split between the Higgs family and the Klein family. I belong to the Higgs family, but I'm not related to the main family. I'm just a distant relative.

“Speaking of villas, the family happens to have a relatively smaller villa in the neighboring area. I got people to renovate the place as a gift to you. You should just stay there from now on."
Harlan handed Harvey an access card and an address.
Harvey took the card. The address was a small area not far away from here. It was a commercial high- rise building mixed with villas. Harlan and his family must’ve stayed there before.
Harvey didn’t think that Harlan was actually this kind.
He kept the card, smiling. He intended to repay the favor.
"Don't mind if I do, Uncle Harlan. But I won’t take the villa for granted. When I get the time to visit the Eden Mountain, I'll buy a villa that suits you!"
No matter how costly the house was, Harvey didn't mind at all. If he wanted to, he could simply buy the entire mountain.
Harlan froze, then looked at Harvey in delight.
"You really are a good kid, Harvey! I knew I was right about you. You’ve been a grateful kid since you were little.”
Billie, who was a step behind, instantly frowned.
She had been living here for many years, and knew that a villa in the Eden Mountain would cost at least millions of dollars.
The young masters and princes she knew wouldn’t even dare say the words Harvey did!
‘Who does he think he is? Does he think he belongs to the Klein family?
‘What a show-off! He’s not reliable after all... Dad's been saying that he’s a good man, but he’s not that impressive.'