The First Heir

Before Victor finished speaking, Philip quickly grabbed Victor and pointed behind him.

Since just now, the sounds of fighting had ceased.

Wynn had already rolled down the car window slightly, peeking out to check the situation.

Victor quickly changed his tone when he noticed that. “Oh, he’s a relative of Hoyt Luther, the director of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce! How dare you stop his car! Are you tired of living?”

Hearing that, Master Eight was shocked.

Master Eight was already in his 50s and had always held an average position among the underground forces in Uppercreek.

In terms of seniority, he was considered a veteran with many underlings.

However, in terms of power, he was far beneath Victor. The biggest reason was that he did not have a background in business.

Now, this person he had surrounded was a relative of the director of the chamber of commerce, Hoyt Luther! No wonder Victor thought so highly of him!

If Master Eight knew that Philip was in fact the founder of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce, he might even pass out.

could only be an unrecognized boss in Uppercreek for the rest

to call just now. She had seen him several times.

mentioned it was because Philip was a relative of the director of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce, her instincts told her that these forces were only the tip of Philip’s

these were all

Master Clarke,” Master Eight exclaimed

the crap. The Mr. Johnston you mentioned just now, is it

not conceal it. He quickly nodded and said, “Yes, it’s Martin Johnston of Riverdale Martin Pharmaceutical. He told us to stop you and Wynn Johnston and break your limbs. We’ll get 100,000 dollars when

was furious when

dare he think of harming

Victor asked Philip for further instructions. “Young Master Clarke, should I contact Theo now and tell him to bring his people

said to Master Eight, “Do you still want

Eight quickly shook his head and said, “Of course not. This is all a

move the vehicles away. My wife and I are going back.”

Huh?

and Master Eight,

fought to hell and back just now. Now that everything was cleared up,