The First Heir

In the evening, at the most vibrant and lively Le Reverie in Uppercreek.

Imitating European architectural style with white marble steps, golden light shone everywhere and red carpet adorned the entire area.

At the entrance, there was a female attendant with a tall figure and a good temperament.

One after another, luxury cars stopped at the main entrance. Glamorous looking men and women got down from the cars. They were all famous and wealthy figures in Uppercreek and also in the country. Those who were not in the loop might think there was a celebration banquet tonight.

What people might not know was that such a spectacle happened every night at Le Reverie.

The strange thing was, in such a luxurious place as Le Reverie where they welcomed an endless stream of wealthy entrepreneurs, no one had ever seen the big boss behind Le Reverie.

The only person who showed his face was the manager of Le Reverie, Wilbur Ellis.

In Uppercreek, Wilbur was also quite well known. All the gentry and entrepreneurs would show him some respect.

At this moment, on the red carpet outside the main hall of Le Reverie, an extended Lincoln sedan slowly approached.

When the car stopped, an attendant quickly walked over and opened the door.

suit and tie. His fair, handsome

adjusted his suit at this moment with a smile on his face and walked dashingly toward

as he was about to take a step, a Rolls-Royce

who got out of the car. It was Victor Bell whom he had met during the

quickly walked to the rear, pulled the car door open, and

stepped out of the car while dressed in a simple casual outfit, looking

moment he appeared, he instantly attracted the attention of

figures in Uppercreek, and all of them recognized

would not know

did not know the young man standing

Victor was very respectful to him

This was interesting.

it seemed that tonight’s Le Reverie was

Bell to open the car

this person before. Is he from

and women were

You’re too ignorant. Do you know about the last

them said with a smug

name for itself, and