The First Heir

Paula’s tone was laced heavily with the intent to make fun.

It was one that caused Martha to flush in anxiety as the words cut like knives.

Wynn could tell as well that her Aunt Paula was making things difficult for Philip. However, she was in no position to say anything as Aunt Paula was her elder.

“Oh? So this is Wynn’s husband. He looks fine to me, though. Yup, all limbs intact.”

Frank had not made any motion to stand at all. Instead, he sat on the sofa and sipped peacefully on his tea as he crudely commented.

“Haha. Honey, you’re so funny. Didn’t you say he’s a simplistic man?”

Comprehending the implications of his words, Samantha hid a smile behind her hand.

Philip was confused. ‘What the heck?’ All he did was go out for a smoke, how did he end up being the center of everyone’s jokes when he returned?

‘Frank McDonald and Samantha Benson?

‘You are nothing to me!’

Philip’s expression darkened.

just standing there? Come say hello. Meet Samantha’s husband,

Martha barked out.

reached out his hand and said, “Oh, my brother-in-law! Hello,

aloofly before frowning and speaking in a cold tone,

tone was diffident and extremely belittling, considering

condescendence right in Philip’s face. Frank was completely looking down on Philip by

Embarrassing, a disgrace.

of him a once-over. While he found the man looking the part, he had dark eyebags that were most

‘Haha.

good, after

Frank McDonald to

and slim thighs with a blanket. He spoke in

did not comment

was irked. Frank’s condescending behavior must have been taught by

in Martha. Trash would always be trash, never to be respected

fill in the awkward silence, Martha asked out of the blue, “Sister, I thought Frank was working in real estate along with your husband? Why did he suddenly switch

you in. Frank, unlike Philip, is aiming for all-round development, after all. He is more outstanding than a delivery boy. He had only started a few months ago, and as for his salary, he earns around 400,000 yuan a

with one of pride and arrogance, fully

at a different

Philip caught

seemed to fly the moment