The First Heir

“Argh! I’ll talk! I’ll tell you! Please spare me!”

The man had torn his mask to pieces and scratched his face until it was bloody. It was truly a horrifying sight to the eyes.

Philip was pleased. It seemed that this pill was quite effective. He said, “Prepare more for future use.”

“One million each,” Rick said solemnly.

Philip’s face turned dark. This brat must have been too poor in his past life!

“The Beauty Killers! The Beauty Killers sent us!”

The man was enduring great pain to squeeze this sentence from his throat, then he cried and begged Philip to let him go.

Philip’s expression sank as his brows furrowed!

The Beauty Killers?

He turned to Rick and asked, “Can you check?”

Rick’s face also changed as he said, “No need for that. I know this group.”

Philip snorted, looked at the other guy, and said, “If you don’t want this to continue, go back and tell your boss not to cause any more trouble for me. Otherwise, I have 100 ways to make all of you disappear from this world!”

I’ll bring your words

repeatedly at this moment, his eyes full of fear—Especially when he watched his companion scratching himself to death alive. The last line of defense in his

men

turned to Rick and asked, “Have I offended the Beauty

said, “The person you met at the hospital the other day, Margot Pearson, belongs to this group. Her position

Margot Pearson?

out to

Interesting.

pondered slightly before walking straight

in the living room, he saw Martha

Martha pretended to be innocent and glanced at him

ignored her, turned around, and headed

said while winking,

replied, “I’ll go. You sit

the foot of the stairs and shouted upstairs, “Philip, can you come down for a

glanced at Martha who was sitting cross-legged on

pretended to cough before he said, “Ah, it’s like this Philip. Just don’t take this matter to heart after I say it. Your mother and I are wondering if we should get a different babysitter for Mila. Anne only knows how to bring Mila out to play all day long and doesn’t do other things properly. It’s not

at Martha, and asked,

my idea. Just look at that nanny you hired. She only plays with Mila all day long. You’d better change to

aunt’s family had begged her

all they had to do was drive

the one who hired

down these words and