The First Heir

“I’m telling you, this car is not mine, but you don’t believe me. Now, not only do you want me to pay 20 million, but you also want me to pay over one million for the car repair fees,” Philip put out his hands and said helplessly.

It was time to teach his cousin-in-law a lesson. If not, she would not remember her place.

She was so arrogant and bossy. How would she survive when she stepped foot into society?

“Ah!”

Lynn was stunned. She stomped her feet in frustration. “Why didn’t you tell me earlier? What should I do? It’s more than 20 million! Sob, sob, sob…”

Lynn was horrified. She squatted down on the street and started crying without caring about her image.

Philip waited for her while she cried and sighed. Then, he was about to walk over and negotiate with the few youngsters.

Lynn stood up suddenly and ran. While she was running, she shouted, “It’s his car! Go ask for money from him!”

Everyone was completely shocked.

A second later, Lynn had vanished from their sight.

Damn it!

What the f*ck?

Philip cursed inside his heart. Then, he saw Logan Fisher, the leader of the youngsters, clenching his fists. He was walking toward him with malice on his face.

“Bro, your cousin-in-law is gone. Are you gonna pay the 20 million?” Logan said angrily.

“Um… Let’s talk about this like civilized members of society. There’s no need to be violent.

F*ck him

few of

Bang, bang!

Ah!

than three

easy on

by Philip. The latter held onto Logan’s arm and pressed him down on the ground. Then, he took out Logan’s

Get your f*cking hands off me! Kneel and apologize to me and my boys. If not, I’ll kill you!” Logan yelled furiously. He was not

Logan yelled, “Ouch, ouch, ouch! Bro,

other end of the phone came a furious voice, “You stupid kid, are you causing

me, Philip Clarke,” Philip said

“M-Mr. Clarke?”

in his office on the second floor. He

was the world-class racer

been asking around these few days

mysterious racer was from one of the powerful

this family

car. Do you want to come here

I’ll come over right

quickly and

time at First Palace

other two had been touring around First Palace for half the day now. They were gasping and screaming in astonishment during the entire trip. They were like country bumpkins who came to the city

marble from Greece constituted an elegant courtyard. In the middle of the courtyard, there was a small fountain with a bronze statue. The crystal clear water sprinkled on the roses surrounding it and was reflecting a dazzling light under

extravagance filled the air of