The First Heir

Chapter 720

A bunch of ignorant fools!

‘I, Philip Clarke, have nothing but money!’

“No? Don’t think I don’t know your current situation. Juan told me that your family’s bankrupt! You’re a pauper now, and who knows if you’re in debt too!” Martha roared, her voice resounding throughout the living room.

Amelia and her family stared blankly, puzzled at the news.

Bankrupt?

Debt?

Philip raised his brows, his eyes cold and stern.

Juan could really resort to just about any method.

Regardless.

“You’ll find out in a minute,” Philip said mildly without further explanation.

Everyone looked at each other in bafflement.

“Fine, I want to see what tricks you have up your sleeve,” Amelia said disdainfully.

a wastrel like him

a text message from

“Go where?”

had no idea what

Rolls-Royce belongs to?” Philip asked as a faint

glanced at Amelia and the latter quickly reacted. “Sister Martha, let’s go. We’ll see what this

they followed Philip out of the villa. At the electronic gate, they saw the black Rolls-Royce parked there with the trademark Spirit of Ecstasy golden sculpture on the bonnet,

a sigh when they saw this car.

Amelia and Lynn whose eyes were

she saw the car, she forgot her anger and walked around the car while exclaiming

she had this car to pick her up every

was the disposition of

Martha was already quite certain that Philip had

family’s money,

not be given the chance to

Martha, the car’s great,

car and started to flatter her, saying, “Why don’t we do it this way? We’ll only use it once or twice a week, and you can have it for the

the discussion of the car

she could not refuse as that would make

at most,” Martha

winked at Bernard to show off. After that, she took Martha’s arm and flattered her with all sorts of compliments. “Sister Martha, you’re so generous. As expected of a wealthy

with joy and was ecstatic. She smiled triumphantly and said, “Ah,

people just chatted among themselves,

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