Harvey York's Rise to Power

It was four in the evening.

Captain Pavel had arranged for a safehouse for Mandy to stay for the night.

According to the Third-Ring Police Station, while they had no evidence to prove that the victims' death had

anything to do with Mandy, there was also no evidence to prove that their deaths had nothing to do with her.

At this point, the police station's intention to either protect Mandy or stop her from leaving was irrelevant.

Third-Ring Police Station also requested Harvey to stay in the safehouse as well.

When Harvey arrived at the safehouse's location, he was a little stunned. His expression was still calm, but his

eyes darkened.

Other than Mandy and her family, even Hector was there as well.

At this time, he was drinking coffee while folding his leg. He then invited Harvey to join him fora cup of coffee, as

if he owned the place.

At the stime, Lilian also saw Harvey turning up.

"What's going on? Isn't everything solved already? Why does Mandy have to stay here? Tell me, did you kill all of

them and want to frher? You're seriously a jinx!"

When Lilian saw Harvey appear, she didn't care about anything else and started to berate him. She didn't care if

it would embarrass Harvey at all.

Simon, who didn't have much of a presence, stood behind Lilian and added, "Don't think I don't know what's

happening even if I'm no longer managing the business, Harvey.

"Do you think I won't find out your intention of wanting to drag my daughter through the mud because you're no

longer a right fit for her now? Do you want to ruin her reputation so that she can fit you? Do you know if you kill

others without any qualms, you'll destroy her completely?

"You're hopeless!"

Mandy could only lean back on the sofa, exhausted. She appeared speechless.

"Dad, Mom," she said, "how many times do I have to tell you this has nothing to do with Harvey? He won't

commit murder."

Harvey smiled at Mandy. "That's right. We can only prove your innocence if the victims are alive, but to some...

The dead won't be able to reveal any secrets. Oh, right, Mr. Thompson. I've just been to a certain Helios' place

this morning. He's a good kid who loves his mother.

"I think we should let him and Mandy meet up. Don't you think so 007"

Hector, who was pleasantly enjoying his coffee, suddenly froze a little. He straightened his back and gave

Harvey a meaningful look.

"Whatever do you mean?

"If I remember correctly, Helios' mother should be one of the culprits trying to blackmail Mandy, right? She's

already dead now, and you went to see her son before we finished the investigation.

Do you want her son to see Mandy?

"Don't you think Mandy is in enough danger already? Looks like I've overestimated you."

Harvey simply replied, "Overestimate, underestimate—either way, it meant little to me. If Helios can see Mandy,

then struths might be revealed. I wonder, are you worried about that?"

Before Hector could even speak, Lilian's expression had already darkened. "What's wrong with you, Harvey? Are NôvelDrama.Org: owner of this content.

you trying to insinuate that Hector is behind all of this? Is something wrong with your brain?

"How can someone like Hector do something like that? Not only is he one of the ten best young men in Wolsing,

but he also adores Mandy!"