The First Heir

Martha also panicked, especially when she saw Philip’s furious expression just now.

‘What’s with this wimp’s change of attitude recently? He even dared to talk back to me a couple of times.’

Eric was beyond joyful. He had not fully pulled out his bag of tricks and the Johnston family already started fighting among themselves.

It seemed that Martha really disliked Philip. He could take advantage of this.

Martha glared at Philip, pulled Charles, and went into the compound.

Samantha was long gone. She was by Paula’s side. Her eyebrows were twitching as she observed this slapstick coldly.

‘Wynn, oh Wynn, you have such a sad life. You married a good-for-nothing.’

Samantha muttered a few words in her heart and was about to turn around and go in.

However, when Wynn led Philip to enter, Eric stopped them again.

“Wynn, as I said just now, Philip is not worthy of entering the door of the Yates family!” Eric’s nostrils were tilted upward. He looked very arrogant.

In his eyes, Philip was trash, and the Yates family did not welcome such a useless bum.

also stood at the door to

face quickly becoming chilly. She said, “Eric, Aaron, I am your cousin.

Wynn was really angry.

Aaron to act as such. They had absolutely no respect for

did not budge at all. They stared at Philip provocatively and said, “Philip, if you don’t want Wynn to be kicked out of

indifferent smile. Jess, who had been watching by the side, walked over and pushed Eric and Aaron out of the way. She said coldly, “What are you two doing?

Jess, then stared at Philip angrily. They smiled threateningly and said, “Philip, we’ll wait and see.

two turned around and went

said gratefully, “Jess,

said coldly, “Philip, if

around and

startled. He wanted to say a few words to thank her, but he did not expect that he was still looked down on

said

and said with a smile, “Don’t worry, Wynnie. It’s okay,

two of

the Yates Courtyard, rows and rows of banquet tables had already been

was divided into

would be sitting with Bob Yates. The

entered by Bob Yates’ children

below the inner hall. There were four tables set up, all of which were

lowest class was naturally the outer hall, where six tables were set up. They were people present for the sole purpose of