The First Heir

“Oh, he’s not really a wimp. He’s just too good to Wynn and prioritizes her. We made the right move this time and struck where it hurts the most!”

Martin laughed as he spoke, his face full of triumph. “By the way, Martin, how are we going to deal with those business partners?” Bernard asked.

With two beauties in his arms, Martin said with a smile, “No rush. Let Russell Carl and Jacky Cullen handle them.”

“Russell Carl and Jacky Cullen?” Bernard was full of doubts and said, “Martin, these two are rivals yet you’re actually letting them handle this? Aren’t you looking for trouble? No way, I need to personally watch over things.”

“That’s enough. Bernard, just think about it. Since these two are rivals, it stands to reason that they won’t be able to tolerate each other and will certainly do their best to get the credit. Moreover, it’s also mutual supervision. If someone does something wrong, do you think the other person will let him off?” Martin said with a smile.

This was something he had learned from management books. Putting two rivals together would surprisingly produce twice the result with half the effort.

Bernard was momentarily stunned until he figured it out. He gave Martin a thumbs up and said, “Martin, you’re still the brilliant one.”

“Now, we wait and see what happens. We wait for Philip to come

laughed. The entire suite echoed with their sound of laughter, accompanied by

Philip soon received a call from Rick Davenport. The voice on the other end of the phone was a little somber as he said, “Young Master,

gradually froze as he said, “Do something for me. Go to Uppercreek and keep an eye on

it’ll take one hour to reach Uppercreek, ” Rick

the living room alone with his hands behind his back. That information was on the

sudden turn and he needed to

deep breath. When the call was connected, Wynn’s voice came from the

laughed and said, “Yeah, I miss

hummed and said, “We’re fine. He’s just

smiled and said, “It’s normal for boys to

you calling me?”