The First Heir

Wallace turned around and slammed hard on the desk behind him before tugging the corners of his mouth into a cold grin. He said, “Great! No matter who did it, arrange for someone to create trouble. I want that brazen Young Master Clarke to understand that in the territory of Phoenicia, the four Phoenix brothers have the final say!”

“Okay,” Jerome replied and turned to leave.

“Wait a minute. Don’t disturb Miss Clarke for the time being. After this matter is handled and we get hold of the jade and gold phoenix, all of you will come with me and apologize to her,” Wallace said, frowning deeply.

Due to Philip’s disruption, Miss Clarke had started to doubt his capability.

This made Wallace very upset.

He had waited for six years before getting this opportunity. He could not lose it just like this!

Whoever dared to stop his great cause, even if it was someone with a great background, he would do everything within his power to get rid of that person!

Back to Philip.

Joe, Slim Three, and the others finally saw the newcomer clearly.

Slim Three did not recognize Philip and frowned. After hearing those words, however, he gathered it was this little one’s father.

The protagonist had appeared.

Things were getting complicated.

the other provocatively. He then blew his finger and said coldly, “I

others. He glanced at Anna

turning around and patting Slim Three’s

speaking, he turned around and walked aside. There, he leaned against the wall

directly took the bloody iron hook from the wall and spoke to Fourth, “Fourth, we’re in business.

and

stood behind Philip, as well as some of his men, rushed

waved a big hand to stop them. He lowered his voice that was full of anger and clenched his fists while saying, “I’ll handle it!” His eyes were now

“Mr. Clarke…”

but a gust of wind flashed in front

could no longer

flashed cruelly. He rushed up with

he never anticipated the speed of his opponent who flashed before

Clenching his pair of iron fists,

Bam!

punch was filled

gushed from his nose. Even

not expect that the opponent was