The First Heir

Philip looked at the phone display with a frown and connected the call.

On the other end of the line, the sounds of crying and angry shouts came through. “Philip, come and save me. I… I got into an accident with your car, and the other party wants me to pay 20 million…”

“Accident? What kind of damages cost 20 million?”

Philip got a shock. Lynn was just too unreliable, getting into an accident just like that.

That was a Ferrari!

She got into an accident and the other party was demanding 20 million in compensation?

Was it possible that the other party drove a luxury car too?

Was this the day for luxury bumper cars?

Lynn could not explain clearly over the phone. She was just crying and shouting. “Philip, come here quickly! There are so many of them. If I don’t pay up, they said they’ll take me away and go to my house to look for my parents!”

Philip caved in and hurriedly said, “Wait for me, I’ll be there soon.”

Philip hung up the phone, got into Tiger’s car, and rushed to the scene of Lynn’s accident.

On the other hand, Barb had gotten in touch with the owner of the villa and received a reply. She could visit, but she was not allowed to touch anything inside.

“Madam Sears, you’re great. Just a call and you can solve it easily.” Paula flattered her immediately.

owner has to give us some leeway

exhilarated and felt as if

but she did not

her status was lifted in front of the Yates

simply too capable. I

She had really

had also risen with the tide with a

from the village, poor and

and handbag were all

envious, very

when she married Charles Johnston and after her daughter Wynn married that good-for-nothing Philip that

had also made Martha unreasonable and money-minded

was simply the vanity and arrogance hidden deep

who is the owner of this villa?” Martha suddenly asked. She really wanted to

an ordinary woman indeed. It was really disgusting to look at

you know who the richest person in Riverdale

in. “I know. The

didn’t expect this old man to be so easy to talk to. Let’s go in and have a look. We only

said, Barb led Paula and Martha into the place, and like Alice

on a

time, at the corner of Saville Street, a crowd had

to attract attention when a collision between two

“Why should I pay? How much is your broken car

unlike the crying and wailing person on the phone, but exactly like Martha when she was