The First Heir

Jim hurried to the nearest computer to take a look. With a twitch of his eye, he said, “F*ck! No internet at this time? What’s going on?”

“The neighborhood is being demolished. Could it be that the network cable has been cut?”

“Don’ t worry, just call and ask.”

One of them dialed the number of the telecommunication company. After questioning, he replied, “They said there’s no disconnection notice on our side and no one nearby has reported the same problem. It‘s not the signal.”

“How is that possible? Isn’t this obviously a case of disconnection?” Someone was anxious.

Jim was also anxious as he glanced at the sky outside. His sixth sense gave him a bad feeling as if something was about to happen.

“Everyone, check your phones to see if there’s a signal,” Jim quickly said as he took out his phone to check.

“Holy sh*t, there’s no signal on my phone either!”

“What the hell is going on here?”

on his phone, but he had just

the

of something and immediately urged everyone to pack up. Everyone panicked

the gate, Philip followed Theo who led the way and came to the

Theo, Mr. Clarke, you’re

out at this time,

“Is everyone still

they are. We’ve cut off the

asked, “Mr. Clarke, shall we go

Philip nodded.

ordered his men to kick

carrying small and large packages in their arms and they saw Philip walking in with

moment, Jim knew something was wrong

quickly dropped their things and scrambled to flee over the

they tried to go over the

aren’t you running? Go on! Mr. Clarke is here but you’re

this moment, the guy from before berated as he pointed at

extremely flustered. The whole place was full of people and the entire garden was