The First Heir

Martha took a moment to process that and then instantly blew up. “What do you mean by that, Philip? Your uncle is inviting you to dinner, but you can’t be bothered? Do you think I want to invite you? If you want to say hi, come over yourself!”

Martha then hung up in a huff.

That Philip was getting more unreasonable by the day.

Philip was a little taken aback too, but it seemed like he had no choice. He had to attend that night, after all.

He gave Wynn a call, telling her he was going to pick her up from work that night.

It just so happened that George had just bought him a car recently. It was nothing too fancy, just a BMW 5 Series. That would do for his purposes.

That night, Philip drove his brand-new BMW and waited for Wynn outside her office building.

When she saw the new car, Wynn froze for a long while too. She was both pleasantly surprised and confused. “Where did you get the money to buy this car?”

Philip leaned on the car door, wearing shades. He looked quite dashing like that.

He then bowed slightly and opened the car door, inviting Wynn to get into the car like a true gentleman.

Philip said, “I told you, right? I still have some change left over, so I bought this car for you. That way you won’t have to take the public transport to work every day.”

Wynn was quite touched, but she rolled her eyes anyway and said, “Don’t spend your money so recklessly after this, you hear me?”

Philip shrugged in reply.

one of the higher-class restaurants. Since Wynn’s uncle could afford to treat them to

at the front door and

saw that Charles, Martha, and their uncle Mont Renner were already there. Mont’s entire

Uncle Mont,

greeted her relatives one

and greeted each

at him with derision, not

Cindi, was the worst of them all. She watched Philip take his seat with eyes full of contempt. Just look at him, acting as though he had never had

they

woman was already past forty, she was quite stylishly dressed. She gave Philip

blatantly looked down on Philip

word. Inwardly, she was already counting all

this would happen, she would not have invited him. He was

the same time, Martha was also quite annoyed by

Philip the very moment he walked into the room. In a way, that was an insult to Martha as

at Fern in confusion too. They then turned to look at the man who had

read the room. It seemed that the Renners were not particularly fond of this relative of

curved into

atmosphere was slightly

touch. However, he wasted no time looking at Cindi’s mother and smiling sheepishly. “In that case,

he turned around, the mild

him at his own wedding,

he did not want any trouble, so he

were different now. He did not