The First Heir

After 6pm that evening, Philip, who was keeping Mila company at the hospital, received a call from George Thomas.

“Young Master, please remember to attend your party at Copper Peacock Plaza. Do you need me to go pick you up?”

“No, I can go on my own,” Philip said.

The party at Copper Peacock Plaza was here at last.

Who would he meet? He was actually quite curious.

What kind of an expression would Wynn have when she found out who he really was?

What about Frank McDonald? Would he wet his pants when he knew?

“Hey, Howard? Let’s go shopping for some clothes in a bit. Come with me to a party tonight.”

Philip called Howard and said, “Oh, and pick me up in your car, will you?”

Philip had only called Howard a few times since the last incident.

The latter was getting busy now too. It was not easy to run an entire business, after all.

As for Philip’s true identity, Howard knew part of it. What he knew was actually already beyond what most people could imagine.

In that case, he might as well take Howard with him tonight, give him some opportunities and connections.

a friend,

“Sure,” Howard replied.

sent someone to bring to him. Unfortunately, he bumped into Samantha at the door. She was just about

as well. The two of

were still filled with

He wound down the window and said with a half-smile, “Oh,

“I’ll pass,” said Philip.

did not really want to give him a ride either.

think I was going

said underneath his breath. He did not say it very loudly,

of Wynn, but in front of Philip now, he

like him. Come on, let’s

bad mood right now. Her tests at the hospital showed that she was not

already on her second child, so why Samantha

because she had too many abortions in the past? Did that affect

left. He

agreed on, Howard had parked the newly-bought Benz by the curb. He was

he realized there was already a woman inside. She was very pretty, had a great body, and was

Hayley

was in the driver’s seat, a suspicious look. With a smile, he said,

grinned and turned around. “Long time ago. I think of it as a life experience. Hayley’s from my hometown, and

was even more surprised now. He laughed and said, “Congratulations, then. Save me

his heart was