The First Heir

Uppercreek!

Moreover, the Imperial Court practiced a membership system.

Anyone with assets of less than 100 million would not be eligible to become a member of the Imperial Court. Meanwhile, a well-known entrepreneur in Uppercreek was standing at the entrance of the Imperial Court.

He was the chairman of Medcom Trading Group, Clint Neal. He specialized in overseas trade, import and export of drugs, and medical equipment.

As the chairman of Medcom Trading Group, Clint’s personal fortune had reached one billion dollars. He was on the list of the top 20 richest people in Uppercreek! Of course, he was also a domestic collector and had a lot of fame.

Now, Clint was leading more than a dozen top executives from his company to stand respectfully at the entrance of the Imperial Court.

This scene really shocked a lot of people who came here to eat. It also led to a burst of discussions and many awe-inspiring looks.

the chairman of Medcom Trading Group. Who is

unbelievable. Clint is a billionaire but he’s actually

big shot coming? I haven’t heard any

Rolls-Royce, Philip glanced at the magnificent entrance of the Imperial Court. He noticed the two rows of well-dressed elites and said with a frown, “Didn’t I say to keep a low

said with a sheepish smile, “Young Master Clarke, I’m sorry for not conveying the message properly. Perhaps Chairman Neal felt that this would be more in

extraordinary time. We need to do things carefully and not make anything public. Tell them to withdraw,” Philip said coldly,

Hoyt nodded

immediately made a turn

Clint had been humbly and respectfully standing upright while quietly waiting for the big shot’s arrival. If he was valued by the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce, Clint’s future development would

Neal. He was Clint’s son. He was a famous rich young master in Uppercreek who

feeling a bit dissatisfied. With his hands in his trouser pockets, he grunted. “Dad, how long do we have to wait? Who’s the other party putting on such airs? It’s been almost half an hour. If he doesn’t show up soon,

exasperated at his son’s failure to live up to expectations. He berated him, “Stand up properly! All you know is to drink and dance all day! Later when the big shot arrives, you mustn’t talk too much. Whatever happens, you need to observe and listen. Just don’t interrupt unnecessarily. If something goes wrong, I’ll teach you a lesson when we

snorted bitterly, feeling

drunk too much last night and fooled around until early in the morning. He was having