The First Heir

A small character like him was not worthy of his attention.

The few security guards immediately turned around, looked at Philip coldly, and said, “Dude, excuse me, but you need to leave.”

These people were new recruits and naturally did not know Philip.

Philip looked calm and did not say anything. He merely took out his phone and dialed Agnes’ number.

At this moment, Agnes was discussing business with a few investors inside the conference room.

Suddenly, her assistant hurriedly ran in while holding a phone in her hand, saying, “Miss Summer, your phone is ringing!”

Agnes’ face went cold as she turned her head to the assistant. She reprimanded, “Can’t you see I’m in a meeting? What phone call? Just reject it.”

Agnes was a strong career woman with a clear distinction between public and private affairs. She would never answer personal calls during working hours.

The female assistant was at a loss and said, “Miss Summer, you have to answer this call. You told me before that as long as this number is calling, it must be handed to you no matter what.”

She ran over and snatched the phone. The caller ID

quickly answered the phone excitedly, smiling and saying

other end, Philip smiled lightly and said, “Agnes, it’s been a while. Are you

are you? I’ll go and meet

lobby

Agnes hung up the phone and smiled apologetically to the investors there. “Excuse me, I have to

lose her composure like this before. Was she leaving them all behind just to

was a well-known strong career woman in

was the person she wanted to

the phone and their expressions darkened as they shouted, “Young man, that’s enough. Are you calling our

security guards. He said, “I don’t want to cause trouble. You’d better not do anything to me. Otherwise,

You’re pretty

Otherwise, if Mr. Lyon blames us, none of us can afford to bear the

several security guards walked toward Philip with

they were about to make a move on Philip, a delicate shout sounded from

a white blouse, a red hip -hugging

was hot and her poise was elegant. There was a trace of valor