Veer quickly approached Harvey, and held his hand.


    "Harvey! From now on, the Hunt family is in your debt! If there''s something that you want, then there''s no need


    to hold back! Just know, the family will always repay the favor."


    Harvey nodded.


    "You''re too kind. This is nothing.


    "That said...


    "Your mother''s saved, but the underlying danger of your family is still here. If we don''t deal with it immediately,


    there''ll be more trouble soon enough."


    Veer froze as he stared at Harvey. "You''re saying...?"


    Harvey squinted at the building in front of him.


    Veer showed a curious gaze, then looked over in the direction of Harvey''s gaze.


    "Is there something wrong with that ce, Harvey? I lived there before. I let my mother stay there instead when


    she cback." "You lived there?"


    Harvey''s gaze turned severe.


    "Looks like your mother protected you from your doom this time.


    Someone cfor you. If you believe me, you should empty out the building as soon as you can."


    Veer froze.


    "Why''s that?"


    Harvey pointed straight ahead.


    "If I''m correct, there should be a tomb for the living right under the building that was recently built. It''s bad luck


    for an elderly man living on top of a tomb."


    "A tomb for the living?*


    Veer''s gaze turned odd.


    "The ce has more than a hundred years'' worth of history, Harvey.


    "I believe you about the tomb...but a newly-built tomb..."


    Despite Harvey''s shocking skill. Veer still didn''t believe what Harvey said.


    After all, not only was the building his ce of stay for the longest time, it was also the Hunt family''s core.


    If there was a tomb for the living right under the building, he would''ve known it by now.


    What a joke!


    However, Veer didn''t want to say anything since the words cfrom Harvey''s mouth.


    Even so, his impression of Harvey had lowered once again.


    Harvey calmly smiled after seeing the look on Veer''s face.


    He had already done his best by saving the olddy.


    It''d be good if Veer listened...


    But if not, then the rest would be up to fate to decide.


    Such is life, after all.


    ''Heh, heh, heh...''


    Harvey turned around while shaking his head, ready to leave the ce.


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    Marlee cout of the security room.


    After seeing Harvey''s face, she hesitated for a moment beforeing forward.


    "I''m sorry. Sir York! I was being ignorant before... Thank you for saving my grandmother despite the conflict we


    had."


    "No worries, it''s all in the past now. I never held a grudge against you, either."


    Harvey didn''t want to make things harder for Marlee, since he could tell that she was sincere.


    "The odor managed to seep into your body when you got hit by the olddy.


    "You should bathe in the form I wrote down, too. It''ll be good for you.


    "And take care of your father. Never let anyone into that ce ever again."


    After pointing at the building behind him, Harvey left while shaking his head.


    He already said everything he had to. If the Hunt family didn''t listen, then there''d be nothing else he could do


    anyway.