The First Heir

That night, all three generations of Jensen family members arrived in Doverton.

The temperature in Doverton tonight was exceptionally cold.

The entire city was basked in a stern chill!

Tundra Villa, Doverton. After the death of Old Master Jensen, his body was transported here. With just a memorial shrine, everything was very simple!

The Jensen family members poured in from Uppercreek and the capital city, all dressed in plain clothes.

To avoid unnecessary trouble and speculation from the outside world, all members of the Jensen family were given secret orders—no one was allowed to dress for mourning!

One after another, ordinary cars stopped at the entrance of the villa.

The current head of the Jensen family, Crawford Jensen, was the first to arrive at Tundra Villa along with his three sons and two grandsons.

After entering the manor and verifying his identity, Crawford, with a face full of seriousness, hurriedly led his family to the main hall of the manor to pay homage to the old master.

He needed to be here. As the eldest son, he had to receive the guests who were on their way here.

Master Jensen’s death was also notified to some of his close

front of the memorial shrine with

hall, the six Aces stood

legendary Seven Aces of the national martial arts world

you kneeling and paying respects

the main hall,

Crawford’s eldest grandson, had an angry chill on his face. He pointed at Philip who was

someone to be standing in front of his great-grandfather’s shrine with his hands behind his

turned around, and saw seven or eight people hastily stepping in through

Crawford Jensen, laid eyes on Philip, he immediately

saying that, Crawford hurriedly stepped forward,

Philip shook his

and paying respects to the old master. He then led the rest of the descendants to pay their respects before turning to Philip and saying

behind Crawford. He was only in his 20s, and his eyes were red at the

going to apologize to Young Master Clarke?” Crawford turned around and

stepped out and bent

saying anything else about this trivial matter. “Tonight, your

“Yes, Young Master Clarke.”

led the family members into the hall, waiting for the condolences