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Chapter 405 - 405 234 Tycoon Harrison 4K4 · Oct 21, 2026

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401 Chapter 401 - 401 232 The Prime Minister’s Peak Showdown 6K_3 2026-10-21
402 Chapter 402 - 402 233 Crime Den 5K 2026-10-21
403 Chapter 403 - 403 233 Crime Den 5K_2 2026-10-21
404 Chapter 404 - 404 233 Crime Den 5K_3 2026-10-21
405 Chapter 405 - 405 234 Tycoon Harrison 4K4 2026-10-21
406 Chapter 406 - 406 234 Tycoon Harrison 4K4_2 2026-10-21
407 Chapter 407 - 407 234 Tycoon Harrison 4K4_3 2026-10-21
408 Chapter 408 - 408 235 Job Recruitment Notice 4K 2026-10-21
409 Chapter 409 - 409 235 Job Recruitment Notice 4K_2 2026-10-21
410 Chapter 410 - 410 236 Dickens’s Love Story 4K6 2026-10-21
411 Chapter 411 - 411 236 Dickens’s Love Story 4K6_2 2026-10-21
412 Chapter 412 - 412 236 Dickens’s Love Story 4K6_3 2026-10-21
413 Chapter 413 - 413 237 Night Talk in the Cabin 5k2 2026-10-21
414 Chapter 414 - 414 237 Night Talk in the Cabin 5k2_2 2026-10-21
415 Chapter 415 - 415 237 Cabin Night Talk 5k2_3 2026-10-21
416 Chapter 416 - 416 238 Why Are Things Always So Bad for Eld 7K2 2026-10-21
417 Chapter 417 - 417 238 Why Are Things Always So Bad for Eld 7K2 Part 2 2026-10-21
418 Chapter 418 - 418 238 Why Are Things Always So Bad for Eld 7K2 Part 3 2026-10-21
419 Chapter 419 - 419 238 Why Are Things Always So Bad for Eld 7K2 Part 4 2026-10-21
420 Chapter 420 - 420 239 The Great Century 4K4 2026-10-21
421 Chapter 421 - 421 239 Great Century 4K4_2 2026-10-21
422 Chapter 422 - 422 239 The Great Century 4K4_3 2026-10-21
423 Chapter 423 - 423 240 Conversation with the Foreign Minister 5K 2026-10-21
424 Chapter 424 - 424 240 Conversation with the Foreign Minister 5K_2 2026-10-21
425 Chapter 425 - 425 240 Conversation with the Foreign Minister 5K_3 2026-10-21
426 Chapter 426 - 426 241 Hastings Worried about the Country and the People 5K4 2026-10-21
427 Chapter 427 - 427 241 Hastings Worried about the Country and the People 5K4_2 2026-10-21
428 Chapter 428 - 428 241 Hastings Worried about the Country and the People 5K4_3 2026-10-21
429 Chapter 429 - 429 242 Reed-Style Sword Technique 4K4 2026-10-21
430 Chapter 430 - 430 242 Reed Name Sword Technique 4K4_2 2026-10-21
431 Chapter 431 - 431 242 Reed-Name Sword Technique 4K4_3 2026-10-21
432 Chapter 432 - 432 243 The Three Musketeers 5K4 2026-10-21
433 Chapter 433 - 433 243 The Three Musketeers 5K4_2 2026-10-21
434 Chapter 434 - 434 243 The Three Musketeers 5K4_3 2026-10-21
435 Chapter 435 - 435 244 Brothers of the Four Seas 4k 2026-10-21
436 Chapter 436 - 436 244 Brothers of the Four Seas 4k_2 2026-10-21
437 Chapter 437 - 437 245 The Unparalleled Qin and Jian 5K8 2026-10-21
438 Chapter 438 - 438 245 Unparalleled Qin and Sword 5K8_2 2026-10-21
439 Chapter 439 - 439 245 Unparalleled Zither and Sword 5K8_3 2026-10-21
440 Chapter 440 - 440 246 Bishop’s Visit 2026-10-21
441 Chapter 441 - 441 247 The Cornered Beast Fights Back 4K4 2026-10-21
442 Chapter 442 - 442 247 The Cornered Beast Fights Back 4K4_2 2026-10-21
443 Chapter 443 - 443 247 The Cornered Beast Fights Back 4K4_3 2026-10-21
444 Chapter 444 - 444 248 Hastings-type 5K6 2026-10-21
445 Chapter 445 - 445 248 Hastings-type 5K6_2 2026-10-21
446 Chapter 446 - 446 248 Hastings-type 5K6_3 2026-10-21
447 Chapter 447 - 447 249 Wonderful Journey 5K4 2026-10-21
448 Chapter 448 - 448 249 Marvelous Journey 5K4_2 2026-10-21
449 Chapter 449 - 449 249 Marvelous Journey 5K4_3 2026-10-21
450 Chapter 450 - 450 250 I Have Very Few Friends 5K 2026-10-21

405: Chapter 234: Tycoon Harrison (4K4) 405: Chapter 234: Tycoon Harrison (4K4) “What…

what are you doing?!”

Bernie Harrison, seeing the crowd packed outside the door, first felt astonishment and fear, but what surged in his heart first was anger.

He recognized Ledley’s distinctive Scotland Yard uniform at a glance.

The frustration that had been building up these days felt like a stone stuck in his throat.

Harrison, suppressing his anger, said, “Are you never going to stop?

It was enough to drag me into Scotland Yard for interrogation over a murder case, but now you plan to trouble me over this little entertainment?

Does Scotland Yard not take my parliamentary immunity nor the ‘Great Charter’ seriously at all?”

When Ledley heard this, he immediately realized that Harrison hadn’t grasped the situation.

He saluted solemnly and said, “I apologize, Mr.

Harrison, you have immunity, but the lady beside you does not enjoy such protection, and we need to take her in for further questioning.

Please understand our work.

We are currently carrying out Scotland Yard’s routine clearance operation on criminal situations in the Oxford Street area.”

The reporters following Ledley also smelled the news.

Thanks to the camera not yet being invented in this era, the reporters’ attire wasn’t as easily recognizable as it would be later.

So, to Harrison, those in uniform were Scotland Yard’s blue lobsters, and those not in uniform were Scotland Yard’s undercover cops.

A few reporters stepped forward.

They first glanced at the woman hidden under the blanket and then at Harrison, who was visibly holding back his anger.

The old reporters exchanged smiles and, familiar with their trade, pulled out notepads while interviewing, “Mr.

Harrison, why are you found here?

As far as we know, this is not a respectable place.

Is this lady beside you your wife?

Or a lady of equal status to your wife?”

Enraged by the question, Harrison grabbed a pillow and threw it at the reporter: “Are you intentionally asking obvious questions?

She is nothing to me; I’m just out for some amusement.

Do you now want to cuff me and throw me in the station?

I’m telling you, you don’t have the power!

This is a misdemeanor, and as a Member of Parliament, I have full immunity!”

The old reporter lit a cigarette calmly, while a younger reporter hurriedly brought a chair for him to sit on, hoping to learn a few tricks from the veteran.

The old reporter, smoking calmly, said, “Mr.

Harrison, is this how you use the rights bestowed upon you by the public?

If I remember correctly, you are married.

Thus, not only is your behavior illegal, but it also goes against Christian morals.

Aren’t you worried about letting down the expectations of your voters?”

“Whether or not I meet the voters’ expectations is none of your damn business.

Do you lot even have the right to vote?”

Harrison threatened: “I warn you, I have discussed the murder case with your superiors.

I will cooperate fully with the investigation, but if you keep on pestering me, I won’t be easy to deal with.

Officer, you’d better think carefully when you speak to a Member of Parliament whether your name is Richard Rowan or Arthur Hastings.

If it’s neither, you’d better be more polite.”

The old reporter, undisturbed, continued to note: “Mr.

Harrison, you’re free to express yourself, but I too am free to record the threats you hurl.

The ‘Great Charter’ doesn’t grant you the right to misuse your powers like this, and your rampant corruption is exactly why Britain’s public demands parliamentary reform.

On this, I fully support Earl Grey’s decision.”

Harrison, catching what he thought was a slip, vehemently retorted: “Listen to what you’re saying.

Earl Grey!

A Scotland Yard policeman holding the political views of the Whig Party; this is nothing but political retaliation.

You’re completely violating the principle of maintaining political neutrality.

Mister, believe me, with that statement you just made, I will make sure you lose your job!”

The young reporter, hearing this, glanced around the room and quickly sketched a rough cartoon outline on his paper: “Mr.

Harrison, although I’m not very experienced, following Mr.

Thomas Barnes for so long, you are the first Member of Parliament I’ve seen speak to him with such an attitude.”

“Thomas Barnes?” Harrison heard the name and first froze, then felt a chill: “The ‘Jupiter’ of The Times?”

The old reporter just chuckled and tipped his hat in acknowledgment: “Jupiter, that’s a bit of an exaggeration.

There are many excellent journalists in the industry, but what makes me better than them is that I’ve always been lucky.

You see, I was just invited to follow a routine interview today, and I happened to run into you.”

Harrison, shocked, hurriedly threw off the blanket, preparing to get out of bed, but before he could put on his slippers, Officer Ledley quickly pushed him back onto the bed.

Ledley, with apologetic gravity, said, “Mr.

Harrison, if I may suggest, you should cover up.

It’s getting chilly these days; I wouldn’t want you to catch a cold.”

The young reporter couldn’t help but laugh aloud, “Mr.

Barnes, after so many years of interviewing, you must also find this scene quite unprecedented.”

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