The First Heir

“Young man, where did your card come from?” the shop owner asked nervously.

Philip was taken aback and said, “It’s mine. Why? Do you recognize this card?”

When the owner heard that the card belonged to Philip, he immediately stood in awe. He respectfully handed this bank card back to Philip, shook hands with him, and said, “Hello, please let me introduce myself. I’m the owner of this store, Rowan Holmes. I once had the privilege of seeing this black card from a business partner of mine. I know full well what this card represents!”

Mr. Holmes had a respectful look on his face.

“My last name is Clarke,” Philip said flatly.

“Clarke?”

Mr. Holmes was startled. He quickly turned around and questioned the shop attendant with a reprimanding tone, “What’s with all the noise just now? Did you offend this gentleman?”

Several attendants came where the boss was, stood in line, and lowered their heads.

lecture and this was the

this but this person caused trouble in the store just now. He clearly can’t afford to buy anything but he still disturbed other customers. I… We were

Drive him out?

Holmes almost died

out early. Otherwise, it would

are you doing? You almost got me into big trouble, do you understand?” Mr. Holmes

odd and quickly said aggrievedly, “Mr. Holmes, they were acting like a dog in the

emphasizing that Wynn and Joy only tried on the clothes without buying anything. She also said that

Holmes also had some

said was true, the young man holding the exclusive

and not just the clothes inside it. In that case, why was he acting so inhibited? Besides, seeing Philip dressed so plainly, there was nothing noble about

moment, Mr. Holmes felt that he was a little impulsive earlier for blindly respecting the young man. At this time, Henley came over and introduced himself. “Mr. Holmes, hello. I’m Henley Dill, the junior proprietor of DT

him. He did not like such rich young masters very much, but out of courtesy, he still

What she said is true. I can testify that these people are simply here to cause trouble. It’s still alright if they’re not buying