The First Heir

Everyone raised their eyebrows and saw a few people barging in at the door of the private room. Philip was naturally in the lead with his hands in his trouser pockets. His expression was indifferent as he stared at Liam coldly.

Liam was instantly furious. He slammed the table, got up, and shouted, “Philip Clarke, why are you here?! Who allowed you to barge in? Get out! Can’t you see that we’re hosting an important guest?”

Liam was full of anger, especially when he saw Philip swaggering in with a bunch of people. He felt extremely upset!

What was this guy going to do?

Was this a place he could barge in at will?

Bernard was also startled. He raised his eyebrows and said to Philip, “Philip, don’t you think you’ve gone too far? We did nothing to offend you today. By barging in like this, do you still have any respect for me?”

Bernard shouted with coldness in his eyes!

Philip had repeatedly foiled his plans and even beaten up his second brother like that. Bernard was still frustrated and had nowhere to vent his anger!

However, he was also afraid of Philip.

his mind. Before he was certain of Philip’s influence in Uppercreek, he dared not

for the test, they all stood up at this moment and pointed at Philip while chiding, “Philip, this is

the director of the Uppercreek Chamber

Johnston, this Philip Clarke is too insolent. We need to find

people roared angrily, showing

layer of frost hung on their faces as though they could not wait to

day was still fresh in their minds. Fortunately, someone had rescued them on that day.

people talking with cold eyes, and said gravely, “I remember all of you. By right,

and felt creeped out. After all, Philip’s eyes

don’t think that after doing such a thing to us we’d be afraid

them

curling up as he took a step forward. Suddenly, he kicked

man flew back like a cannonball and crashed heavily into the wine rack on

Bang, boom!

rack collapsed and bottles shattered all over the

struggled to raise his head, pointed at Philip tremblingly, and said while spitting