Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Kylan's expression turned severe as he spoke up again.
"You're from the Xavier family, Young Master Rayan. You have an immense identity and a high status...
"But you shouldn't offend Sir York here like that! He might just make your entire family kneel after this! What are you going to do after that?'
Rayan seemed completely horrified. "You're right! Sir York, please don't mind me! I'll treat you with respect! Don't make me kneel!"
The crowd burst out laughing.
Anyone could tell that Kylan and Rayan were treating Harvey like a joke.
The beautiful women were looking at Harvey with disdain, thinking he should've just died as a man rather than being this shameless.
"Oh, Sir York! You must be quite the impressive man for the prominent figures of the Hunt family to bow to you!"

Kylan waved his watch around, his gaze bright, planning to completely expose Harvey.
"Let me guess who you are, then!
"I heard the chairman of the Country H Commercial Group is about to retire! Someone with the same surname was chosen to take his place!
"You're not actually the next chairman now, are you? Should we call you something different if that's the case?'
Kylan showed a respectful look on his face.
The crowd was on the verge of passing out with their wine in hand after laughing for so long.
"Young Master Kylan's not holding back at all! He's completely crushing Harvey's reputation at this point!'
"We're leaving, Harvey! These people crossed the line!"
Xynthia instantly changed her expression; she didn't think Kylan and the others would behave this way.
She knew Harvey was impressive, but after staying in Wolsing, she managed to figure out what the Country H Commercial Group represented.
Harvey was impressive, but not to that extent.
Everyone thought Xynthia was feeling guilty when they saw her about to leave.
However, Harvey didn't plan to leave; he held onto her smooth hand as he sized up Kylan in confusion.
"You're not even anyone impressive in Wolsing... How did you figure that out?'
Harvey wasn't just boasting. He could count the people who knew about his identity as the new chairman with one hand.