The First Heir

She was Aunt Paula’s only child. She was aloof and looked down on everyone.

When they were young, Samantha had been jealous of Wynn. No matter what it was, she had to compare herself to Wynn.

“Cousin, please give us a short while. We’ll be ready soon,” Wynn said apologetically.

Samantha raised the corners of her lips with a presumptuous look on her face. She shouted at Philip, “Get out of the way, useless piece of trash. Why are you standing there?!”

Philip smiled and stepped out of her way in silence.

Samantha pushed him abruptly, patted her hands on her clothes in disgust, and muttered, “You stink.”

After Samantha swaggered away, the entire family was not in the best mood.

Martha slammed her hand on the table and started cursing, “What does Samantha mean?! What a b*tch! She dares come to my house and complain about it! What does she have to show for? Her rich husband? She even said that our house smells musty. I’m so mad!”

Martha’s anger erupted like a volcano.

She had anticipated that there would be some mockery from her relatives since she was going back to her family’s home today.

Wynn also felt very helpless, but she still comforted her mother and said, “Mom, keep it to yourself. She did put in the effort to come over to pick us up. Let’s try to be more patient when dealing with anything that comes next.”

not lower ourselves to their

only you were rich. Look at Paula’s family, their life is so comfortable. They’re driving luxury cars and living in a villa. It’s all because

had no intention to stop her abuse toward Phillip. She asked in an unhappy

realized that Philip had something in his hand.

not okay,

he would become a

why don’t you let Philip go? If Philip doesn’t get to go, I won’t

had made

she would have absolute trust in

his wife, and she would stand

at Wynn even though she was out of breath, “Wynnie, are you trying to kill me?! I will be embarrassed by our

After he got an understanding of the matter, he said coldly, “Philip, you don’t need to go.

it for a while and nodded helplessly. “Okay, as you

put aside his things and intended

said righteously, “No! You must

howled, “How have things changed! My daughter who I’ve raised for more than 20 years is siding with an outsider to bully her mother! God! Ah, why am

about to hit her head at the corner of

However…

Smack!

Philip and said in a vicious tone, “Go away, get out of my