The First Heir

Philip turned around, glanced at everyone, and said, “Is there a problem?”

Everyone was struck dumb at that question.

Martha’s expression was very ugly. Where did this useless Philip find the money to buy First Palace?

It was not a lie, right?

“Sister-in-law Martha, what exactly is going on here? This villa is worth 200 million? How did you get so much money?”

Gina was very anxious. This luxurious villa was many times bigger than the ones they passed by just now. It was really like a palace.

Did Martha not claim that they could not afford a villa? What was the situation now?

A bluff?

“Calm down, we haven’t gone in yet. Who knows what Philip is up to? If we can’t go in later, we’ll just wait for him to embarrass himself.”

Paula was most upset. She was initially here to taunt Philip today, but now, she simply could not accept the scene before her.

She looked back at her son-in-law with a questioning look in her eyes, seemingly to ask if he could afford to buy this place.

Frank shook his head helplessly and said with a smile, “Mom, I really can’t afford this place. Maybe Philip really bought it?”

Frank’s words, which meant these people should not underestimate

it fell into everyone’s ears though, it became a rhetorical question and

can a wimp like him afford to buy

the gates? Whether we can

Amelia chattered among themselves, their expressions

Palace excitedly yet dubiously too. This

be great if

Lynn had already taken their phones out and were snapping pictures. No matter what, they could brag for

me! It’s still not too late to tell

Philip going to continue with

said, “You’ll find out if it’s true once

why can’t

walked toward the door. The four Longford security guards immediately opened the door and greeted respectfully, “Mr. Clarke, Miss Johnston, welcome

was completely dumbfounded

through the main door, it really seemed as if they were returning

could not accept

could

Gina, and the rest were really bitter. This was simply beyond their

was agitated, but she was also feeling guilty. At the same time, there

and the proud arrogance of an ordinary person getting

by Philip or not. She quickly ran in and

come in and