The First Heir

As soon as Kelsey said that, the great figures sitting at the jade onyx round table in this glorious side hall also cast strange glances at Philip.

Most of them only took a second glance before they stopped paying attention.

It was because all those who could sit here were powerful and remarkable people.

Everyone had their pride and ego.

Even Kelsey had to behave properly here.

It was not that the Clarke family was not as good as them, but keeping a low profile was the only key to survival here.

Moreover, most people knew Kelsey’s identity. They were courteous on the surface just to show some respect.

They were here for the auction. When the bidding started, that would be when the competition really began. It was much more cultured than having a real fight.

Wilbur invited Philip to step into the side hall. Victor followed closely but he was stopped by the bodyguards at the sides.

was a circle

places in the hall. There were rest areas

looked at Kelsey. However, he did not intend to pay

was startled and frowned. He bitterly went back to his

Philip did not show him arty

next program. There was no benefit to getting caught up with a

at the

person sat down,

heard anything about this competitor, so naturally, they

aren’t you going to introduce this young man? To be able to

a middle aged man with a gloomy face who was fiddling with

Hampton as one of the 17 most powerful families with assets worth more than

of the representative figures of

is Philip Clarke. Some time ago, the world tournament in Uppercreek that was famous in the world martial arts circle happened because of Young Master Clarke. The Jensen family, a family of national martial arts, also shares a close relationship

at the round table darkened slightly.

of the Steele family in Hampton, Sigmund Steele. He’s