The First Heir

Philip smiled. “I’m here to take a look.” What a coincidence to run into Aiden here.

“Take a look? What’s there for you to see?” Aiden sounded displeased. “Do you know where this is? Is this a place someone like you can enter? Get out this instant!”

Aiden hated Philip. The broke man had stolen his goddess from him, and now, he even came to Civil Gallery for a stroll. Did this man not realize that he was tainting this gallery with his existence?

Philip frowned slightly, feeling irked. “Why can’t I be here to look?”

This Aiden Grant had no idea that the man standing in front of him was the new owner of Civil Gallery, so he still had the gall to look down on him. Philip felt disgusted.

“Hahaha!” Aiden laughed out incredulously. “Philip, you’re such a fool. Do you know what kind of people are allowed in Civil Gallery?”

“This, I really don’t know,” Philip calmly answered.

Aiden tipped his chin up, already forgotten what he came here to do. When else would he humiliate Philip if not now?

from at least ten million.” Aiden cocked an eyebrow and mocked, “Trash like you at the lowest level of

would marry you. I feel sorry for

only a tiny ant while he was an elephant. He

that so? Is there a rule like that?” All of a sudden,

beautiful and endearing woman next to Philip. This is… the manager

on a smile,

a look of disdain before answering Philip, “There isn’t.” This Aiden Grant really had guts. He had been begging to

what do you mean there isn’t? Doesn’t this rule exist since the

had set this rule for Civil Gallery. No one in

now,” answered Anna

was going on today? The great manager of

not know what else to say. He glared at Philip with

settled quietly, so Anna spoke up, sounding annoyed, “Mr. Grant, your attitude is very displeasing. Mr. Clarke has specifically

Mr. Clarke is absolutely right.” Aiden, who had been so arrogant just a second earlier, was now nodding like an obedient child. Although he was more successful than Anna, in terms of fame, he still lost to her.

face turned an uncomfortable green. “But I find Mr. Grant’s attitude earlier dissatisfactory. Our