The First Heir

The butler asked again with uncertainty, “Young Master, do you really want to inform the people of the Lowell family now? It’s midnight now. Besides, the old master has already fallen asleep. I’m afraid it isn’t appropriate for you to disturb him at this time.”

However, out of the butler’s expectations…

Seamus faintly glanced at the main entrance of the Lowell family and said directly in a serious tone, “Yes! Immediately notify all the persons in charge of the Lowell family, including the ones outside, to come back as soon as possible. I’ll invite the old master now.”

Seamus’ expression was very serious, unlike he was joking.

The butler’s heart started to tremble. He had never seen such a serious expression on his young master’s face.

It was as if something big was going to happen.

“Young Master, did something happen?” the butler asked again in shock.

As Seamus walked to the small courtyard behind the hall, he replied, “Don’t ask so many questions. Hurry up! Our time is running out!”

With that said, Seamus had already passed through the hall and came to the entrance of the backyard.

of the entire Lowell

heavily armed combatants was guarding the front

great importance, the members of the Lowell family would generally not enter the backyard,

man’s bad temper was taboo for the entire

went wrong, the old man would

front door of the backyard, took a deep breath, and adjusted his suit. He changed his slippers and whispered

looked at each other before giving way and led Seamus to the inner

a cobbled path that

western-style

hall and entered

old man in

the middle hall, the memorial plaques of the deceased Lowell family members

of the middle hall and naturally knelt on the futon. After bowing to the memorial plaques, he respectfully said to the old man who was meditating on the side, “Mr. Gunn,

meditation. After a long while, he opened his eyes slightly and said coldly, “The master has already fallen

he was the most outstanding talent

in the eyes of this old man,

people were not

man was not an ordinary person. He was an honored guest of the Lowell family, a personal friend of Old Master Lowell throughout his entire life. His existence served as both a friend