The First Heir

Russel smiled and said, “Oh, Phil and I bonded through collecting. He’s one of my most intimate friends. We’re kindred spirits.”

Intimate friends?

Kindred spirits?

Bob was shocked.

Everyone was also taken aback.

What was going on?

Philip was just a spineless bum. How did he know an entrepreneur with a net worth of a few billion bucks like Russell?

Was Philip a collector as well?

Impossible. He was so poor. Did he have the money to collect?

Eric and Aaron were surprised. Philip even knew someone like this?! They had underestimated him.

“I didn’t expect that Russell came here for Philip.”

Everyone’s jaws dropped.

Was this a joke?

“Russell is a famous collector in the country and is worth more than three billion. Why is such an important man so respectful toward Philip? Something’s not right.” Jess was meticulous. She stood among the crowd and sensed that something was amiss.

However, when she looked at Philip closely, she could not imagine him being a billionaire or a nouveau riche.

was that

Russell and Philip had made friends with each

Philip was not embarrassing them again

she said, “See? Our Philip is not that bad. He’s better than your Frank. That’s Russell Field! He’s worth three billion and

had been putting down

tables had turned, she felt

into anger

piece of trash forever. What the hell are

at hiding. I didn’t expect him to know

lamented. They thought that Philip had gotten himself

did

each other from the gallery and were not that close, everyone started

was just making a coat out

would be forgotten

not take out something that did not belong

was just a

what happened next shocked

held out his hand in

him and pinched the flesh on his waist. She bit her lip and muttered, “Philip, explain

bitterly. What was

Thomas, you’re f*cking ruining

he could only brace himself and walk in front of

cold stares on his back.

everyone sat back down. Naturally, Russell sat

courtyard. He mocked while feeling pleased with himself, “Philip, I didn’t expect a piece of trash like you to know an

was laced with

slightly, the unhappiness in his heart

such a misfortune

a worthless fool, so why should