The First Heir

“Mm. Turner’s Hospital wants to collaborate with Beacon, but the condition is that they will only negotiate with me,” Wynn said hesitantly. She lifted her head and looked at Philip, “So, what do you think? Should I accept it?”

Wynn wanted very much to accept Derrick’s offer. After all, she did not want to lose her job.

Moreover, Derick had also promised many benefits to her.

She was quite satisfied with the offer. After all, she had to sustain her family and daughter.

“I know you don’t want to lose your job, Wynn. No matter what you choose, I will support your decision.”

Philip spoke as he draped her arm over Wynn’s delicate neck, as though they were a couple in the prime of their youth.

Wynn nodded seriously. “I’ll have to treat Professor Turner to dinner one day,” she said with a smile.

“Alright, I’ll arrange it with him,” Philip replied.

After the matter was settled, Wynn agreed to negotiate with Turner’s Hospital.

Also, true to his word, Derrick promoted Wynn to vice president.

Everything seemed to be taking a turn for the better.

Meanwhile, back in the Johnston family house, Martha Yates was talking to Charles Johnston about finding a match for Wynn.

stack of photographs from the matchmaker was spread out on

all photos of

look at these handsome boys. They’re from good

one’s running his own company

you think that our daughter is so stubborn? She’s sticking to that Philip Clarke no matter what I tell her. What’s so good about that piece of trash? He doesn’t have money or

we should come up with a plan so

spoke, the angrier she became

wearing his bifocals reading his newspaper and listening to the news on television. “I have to say, you ought to worry less. Wynn is an adult now. She has a

her own? Oh, are you happy that she’ll be spending the rest of her

a father? I was blind to have married you. I’m

glared angrily at

helpless. He flipped to another page of his newspaper and sighed. “Alright, alright. I’ll listen to

a bit and said, “I’ll call Aiden. He hasn’t visited our house for many

He looked at Martha, shook his head,

Beep beep…

one picked up the

the number a few times, but no one picked up. “Why

after all. Maybe you should call him

continued to report

biggest educational establishment in the city, has been implicated in a scandal involving tunneling, collusion, instigation, among other crimes. Chairman

of Stardream Media and son of Splendor Education

Thud!

the floor. She was