The First Heir

There were six floors in Le Reverie and each floor provided a different service.

On each floor, tall female attendants with excellent service etiquette wore different styles of clothing and walked among the distinguished guests.

Moreover, there was also a private room on each floor. The doors of the private rooms were guarded by two bodyguards each in black suits and sunglasses.

These were all well trained bodyguards of Le Reverie.

From inside the private rooms, one could hear discussions regarding business cooperation projects worth tens of millions, or moans and groans from men and women.

It was not an exaggeration to describe Le Reverie as a paradise for adults.

It was because the entire lobby on the first floor was a lotus pond with fresh lotus flowers in full bloom. There were various precious goldfish swimming in the pond as well. The sight was pleasing to the eye.

“Young Master Clarke, please come this way. We’ll be on the third floor. It’s an excellent location that I have specially reserved.”

Victor quickly led Philip up to the third floor and into a small private room. The View from here was indeed good.

Not long after Philip sat down, he vaguely heard the voices of a few people from outside the private room.

home tonight?” A

Parker, am bound

Juan Parker’s voice, which caused Philip to frown

actually here too? Were his legs

have to congratulate Mr. Parker in advance, then. Make sure to

hearty laugh seemed to reflect

after, there was

please find somewhere else,” the bodyguard at the door of the

earlier. Who’s in there? Tell them to get out!”

Juan and a few friends

obviously booked this room but someone snagged

Mr. Parker! Even your boss, Mr. Ellis, has

of the lackeys

Hurry up and kick those people out of the room.

person followed suit, and they were full

with his arms behind his back, enjoying this feeling of

still said the same thing, “Sorry, there are rules in Le Reverie. This room

Smack!

Suddenly!

slapped the bodyguard and shouted, “Insolence! Who are you to talk to me that way?! Even if Wilbur Ellis is standing here now, he has to talk to me