Chapter: 901

"Dylan truly is exceptional to have gained the favor of the two influential figures."

"Dylan, I didn’t know you had such powerful connections. You’re amazing!"

At that moment, the crowd showered him with praises, hailing him as their savior.

Jacob laughed heartily and was filled with pride.

"My son is so talented!" He was clued in on Sir Moran’s appearance. However, he didn’t expect his son to be so skilled that he would garner Lord Xenos and Sir Paul’s attention.

"I think there’s more to this. Dylan’s status is not enough to impress the viceroy," Natasha said after thoughtful consideration. She noticed George never even glanced at Dylan throughout the entire ordeal.

"Hmph! You’re just jealous!"

Kate snorted.

"You sure are jealous of Dylan, even when you are talentless. How petty is that? If you are unhappy about Dylan, tell me, who else is better than him?"

Kate’s remark caught Natasha off guard. Dylan was indeed the best among other family members in their generation because of his government ranks.

"What’s the matter? Cat got your tongue? Is it that hard to admit that Dylan’s better than you?"

Kate sneered at her.

"Natasha, you dodged a bullet today, all thanks to me! You’d better show some gratitude," Dylan chimed in, much to Natasha’s dismay. He and Kate seemed to be working together to bring her down.

"All thanks to you? How?" Dustin did not like it when they laughed at Natasha.

"Lord Xenos is a viceroy, and you’re just a colonel. You’re nowhere near his level, so why did you think he showed up for you?"

"Are you claiming that he showed up for you?" Dylan scoffed.

"You guessed right. He came here because of me." Dustin nodded, much to everyone’s surprise.

But the surprise soon turned into dismissive laughter.

"Hahaha! Have you lost your mind? Why would you even say that?"

"Dustin Rhys, who do you think you are? What do you have to invite the viceroy?"

"Hmph! You seemed to have forgotten your place after tasting a little bit of power!"

The members of the Harmon family looked at him disdainfully as though he was a complete fool. How dare a country doctor and a kept man make such an outrageous claim?