The First Heir

For instance, the tea set he took down from upstairs was previously given to him by Anna Carter. He had completely forgotten about it and just left it at home.

How much was it?

It was a handcrafted clay tea set worth 800,000.

It could be considered an expensive gift.

Seeing Philip returning with a gift box, Martha held back and said nothing.

Amelia’s family was also there and they had only brought simple gifts with them. Those gifts were actually swiped from the villa and were things that Philip bought for Wynn, such as honey and royal jelly.

She was really thick-skinned as she kept a few boxes for herself too.

Once Wynn returned, the entire family headed toward the granduncle’s house.

It was a small villa of more than 300 square meters that cost ten million.

As soon as they entered the living room, they found that almost everyone was there.

The second uncle’s family had already arrived, and some relatives were talking in full swing while complimenting each other.

However, when Philip walked in, everyone shut their mouths and looked at them with complicated expressions.

“Martha, Wynn, we’ve been waiting for you. Have a seat.”

quite busy at the company. You’re so thoughtful

didn’t expect our family to produce such a successful entrepreneur like

started to surround and flatter

he was completely

Martha also received a lot of compliments and praise. Her sitting posture and mannerisms were comparable to the queen. She had total control of the audience before

was ecstatic and kept saying that Wynn was sensible. She said nothing about

she deliberately mentioned Philip at this time with a sullen face, “Philip, why are you still standing there in a daze? Aren’t you going to serve us tea? What a useless

Amelia finished speaking, the eyes

lived off that family, but they did not expect him to take advantage

up and help him, Martha pulled her down again and said, “That’s enough.

the child was mentioned, everyone started

Various compliments were heard.

unfazed. He walked into the

one in charge of making and serving tea,

the granduncle and his family came down from the

still very spry. He had a son and a daughter-in-law as well as a granddaughter and

“Is everyone here?”

his son and daughter-in-law. Wearing a black suit and leaning on his walking cane, he sat on the main seat with

at this time, congratulating

the gift box. Seth Cross, Bradford’s grandson-in-law, sneered, “Oh, it’s a big gift from Philip. I wonder what an expensive gift it is to be so tightly wrapped? I recalled that two years ago, someone gave fruits and

blatant

coldly. They had forged

person with improper conduct. He was used to fooling around outside

managed to deceive Jacey into forgiving