The First Heir

“William, what’s the matter? What’s with the urgency? Don’t keep calling me for every small matter. How many times have I wiped your *ss for you? Don’t you know that this is a critical time and many people are keeping an eye on me? You’ll get me in trouble sooner or later!”

A disgruntled voice came from the other end of the phone, carrying an air of fury.

An ordinary person would be angry after hearing those accusations.

However, William Little, the patriarch of the Little family and a former member of the Holton Law firm, was not angry at all. Instead, he smiled flatteringly and said, “Sire, don’t be angry. I’m just facing a little trouble here and want to ask for your help. Rest assured, the terms are the same and I won’t pay a single cent less.”

Luke Tucker, William Little’s patron.

The Little family would not have been able to get to their position today if not for Luke’s help.

Of course, the Little family contributed greatly to Luke on an annual basis.

He had told many

was none other than the secretary of the bar association. Due to

his office and said impatiently, “Spit it out. What’s

a lot of contributions to him. Among the dozens of people he secretly supported, William was certainly one

not have called him out

family is in trouble. A young man named Philip Clarke revoked my son’s

was interrupted by the

are you crazy to call me for this? Are you confused or something? Do you really need

What was wrong

of license. For such a simple matter, did William need

He was really confused!

me from the membership listing of Holton Law Firm. This order was issued personally by President Holland and executed by Vice President Quincy. Moreover, he gave me 20 minutes to meet up with him. If I

removed from Holton Law Firm? And Mr. Holland

over immediately. Sire, do you think you can step