Richest Mogul
Chapter 1507

When Rosa returned to Jipsburg, she swore to make Skylar see her differently. She would also make Joe regret ever abandoning her.

Stephen would also have to answer for his actions. She was not someone to be easily fooled or taken advantage of.

...

A month passed in the blink of an eye. After a grueling, hours-long competition, Harvey emerged as the undisputed champion. His victory brought him great renown.

Simultaneously, Harvey graduated with the highest honors in his program, becoming the most admired student of the year at Jipsburg College.

When Harvey moved out of his dorm, Skylar and the others offered to help, but he declined. It was a simple task, and he preferred to handle it himself. There wasn't much to take. Besides, he had already moved most of his belongings to the apartment he recently bought.

The few remaining items were just odds and ends. He had even purchased a car, so transporting everything himself was no problem.

In the parking lot outside the college, Stephen waved goodbye to his friends before opening his car's trunk. As he loaded the last few things, he noticed someone standing nearby.

He didn't think much of it at first, assuming it might be a junior who recognized him and wanted to talk. But when he turned and saw the person's face clearly, he was momentarily stunned. Standing before him was a middle-aged man.

The man's features seemed familiar as if they had met somewhere before. Harvey wondered if he might be one of the college professors. But nothing clicked-he was certain he had never taken this professor's class. Just as he was about to greet him, Finn spoke first.

"You're Harvey Sullivan, aren't you?"

Harvey assumed he must be a professor. He immediately nodded and replied, "Yes, that's me, sir."

Finn smiled. "I'm not your professor."

"You're not?" Harvey was taken aback.

If he wasn't a professor, he didn't seem like a fan either, given his age. Maybe he was an executive from a

company interested in signing him

to a deal.

But Harvey had already made it clear-he wasn't signing with any company. He planned to start his own.

Finn continued to smile and

explained, "No, I'm not your

professor. I'm your father. It's been 20 years since we last saw each other. In that time, you've gone from a baby to a grown man."

The words left Harvey frozen in place. "My father?"

The realization struck him hard, and he quickly processed the situation.

He frowned, scrutinizing Finn. "My father has been dead for years. If you really are him, then I must be seeing a ghost."

Though his words were dismissive, a thought lingered in his mind. He had seen photos of his father before.

The man before him had aged, with wrinkles on his face, but the resemblance was unmistakable.

If the man before him was truly his father, Harvey wondered where he had been all these years and why he was only reappearing now. It certainly wasn't for any father-son bonding.