The First Heir

After hearing this, Philip decided not to leave. He pulled a chair, sat down, and said, “It sounds as if you have some unspoken grievances. Say your piece. I’m all ears.”

Klein said solemnly, “It’s simple. You must accept the penalty.”

“Did I hear it right?”

Philip was stunned for a few seconds when he heard the words. Then, he mockingly said, “Are you talking to me about punishment? In that case, I believe that good-for-nothing nephew of yours should have been arrested a long time ago.”

Klein frowned and retorted, “You don’t have to worry about that. If you committed the crime, you have to bear the consequences.”

He knew in his heart that even though his nephew might behave badly, he was still his nephew after all. As his uncle, he had to avenge him!

Philip shook his head helplessly at Klein’s insistence.

“Whether this matter is my fault or your nephew’s fault, you should know better than anyone else. You just want to vent some frustrations on your nephew or the Hane family’s behalf, or you want to get something from us. Otherwise, why would you bother to go to such lengths?” Philip said.

A chill appeared in Klein’s eyes as he said in a deep voice, “You don’t need to worry about what kind of person Francis is. You just need to accept our sanctions obediently.”

and said, “It seems that you’re

had been watching on the sidelines since the beginning. Now, a faint cold light slowly seeped from

door of the private room was pushed open, and four sturdy

said solemnly, “Dude, just come quietly

sneered coldly, “Mr. Hane, your method

showed a faint smile at this moment. He took a sip of the red wine and said, “You’re wrong on this point. Sometimes,

you should know the truth better than anyone else, but you’d rather do this

keeping his

kid get the courage to talk to

of the

grabbed Philip’s shoulder and said,

that, he motioned to his men to grab

as he said, “You’re

in the lead scoffed. “Why do you talk so much? What’s there to reason? When we get to

arms as his eyes flashed coldly. He said, “Are

exchange between Philip and the few brawny men. He could not help snickering. Things had already progressed this far. Could this