The First Heir

Without caring for Yolanda and Joel, Philip hurriedly chased them out.

Not long after getting chased out, Yolanda pulled Joel up from the ground and with ardent concern on her face, said, “Mr. Harris, are you alright?”

“F*ck!”

Joel stood up from the ground and wiped the blood on the corner of his mouth. He glanced at Yolanda coldly and said, “Who are you? Get out of here!”

Yolanda was unhappy, but there was still a faint smile on her face. Especially when she looked at Joel getting into the Aston Martin. She started to mumble.

‘Joel was also born with a silver spoon.’

Wynn ran away in tears. After about ten minutes, she composed her emotions and returned to the banquet hall, ready to meet Young Master Clarke.

She was a woman who could separate business from pleasure.

“Mr. Cash, where’s Master Clarke?”

Wynn saw Hudson but did not find a trace of Young Master Clarke.

Didn’t you bump into him?” said Hudson with a smile on his face. It could not be helped. The young master would not let him say, so he really dared not

this, disappointment flashed in her eyes. She still had not seen Young Master

I’ll go back first.” Wynn smiled faintly, turned around, and left

He immediately found Hudson and asked, “Old Man Cash, have you seen my

was taken aback. What

just left. Oh, right, I didn’t tell her of

explain, so he just nodded and ran out

blocked Philip’s path at the door. “Brother Philip, you still want to chase after Wynn? She treated

looked at Yolanda coldly and berated, “Yolanda, I know what you’re up to and I’m warning you, don’t interfere with

that, Philip pushed Yolanda away harshly and was ready to

her teeth and immediately fell to the floor hard. She knocked her head, bruising it

and was shocked. Helplessly, he frowned, walked over, and asked,

her hands full of blood. She assumed

Damn it!

silly. What was

thought, ‘I will go

picked up Yolanda, had the waiter call a cab, and rushed

Martha who had gotten off the taxi

this good-for-nothing… With a woman in

coward is really having