Chapter 56

When the crowd heard the name "Nathan Green," a chill ran down their spines. Nathan was the undisputed overlord of Harvard University. With a powerful family backing him and a legacy tied to the campus's founding, Nathan was untouchable. His grandfather had donated a luxurious building to the campus, ensuring Nathan's privileged status and immunity from most consequences. Why would James dare to provoke such a figure? Although not as prestigious as the William family, Nathan's family wielded significant influence in Chicago. This, combined with the campus's reluctance to confront Nathan due to his grandfather's contributions, made him a force to be reckoned with. Yet, James, the so-called "little monster," had dared to cross him. "Are you crazy, little monster? How dare you provoke Nathan?" someone shouted in disbelief. "It's not surprising. That kid is always stirring up trouble," another remarked. "Well, it's not our problem. Let him deal with the consequences," someone else muttered