The First Heir

Philip looked at the address on his phone, shouted his thanks, and then immediately hailed a cab. He said to the driver, “Mister, please head to Blossoms Park.”

The driver was taken aback at first. He glanced at Philip’s dressing and said, “You want to go to Blossoms Park?”

“Yes, what’s the matter?” Philip asked in confusion.

The driver chuckled. “Young man, are you applying to be a security guard? The wages of security guards there are quite high. My son works there for 8,000 a month. That’s a wealthy area in Uppercreek. A villa there costs tens of millions.”

Philip smiled awkwardly but not impolitely. He said, “Yeah, I’m there to have a look.”

“Okay, sit tight then,” the driver said before stepping on the accelerator.

Soon, Philip arrived at the entrance of Blossoms Park. He got out of the car and paid for the ride.

The cab driver said in a friendly tone, “Good luck, young man.”

Philip nodded politely before walking toward the main entrance of Blossoms Park.

it was a

these villas were worth a lot of

Uppercreek was the place where only

found here,

as a villa area integrating business and entertainment. Everything here was very luxurious

unit was worth

a piece of land worth its weight in gold. Even the tiles on the floor were

the ground was

at the address on the phone—Area

by a good-looking female attendant at the door. “Welcome to Blossoms Park. May I ask if you’re alone? Are you here to

of his head and said

I know who you’re looking

good. She was very polite, gentle, and

and his clothes were a little

the management standard of Blossoms Park was very

of the other party when there was