The First Heir

In Homer Dunley’s villa in Charbury.

At this moment, Homer was in the living room, sitting on a luxurious leather sofa while sipping on warm tea. Next to him, his son Hector was venting angrily, saying, “Dad, that damned Philip Clarke even tried to stop me in Uppercreek. Hehe, I must get him back for this!”

Homer glanced at his son and said unhappily, “That’s enough! Do you have any idea how much trouble you’ve caused? He has already contacted me just now!”

Hector was taken aback before saying in an unperturbed manner, “He contacted you? Did he ask to settle it privately or something? I just injured a female nanny. It was just one knock and she passed out. It’s her fault for not being physically fit enough to resist a beating. Besides, there’s nothing remarkable about Philip. He just knows a guy by the name of Heath, who happens to be a subordinate of Victor Bell in Uppercreek. Even if Victor personally came to Charbury, there’s no thing to fear! This is the territory of the Dunley family!”

Homer glared at his son coldly. He had pampered him too much, which caused him to have his defiant character today.

shared his son’s

If he came to Charbury, he would

that he has no intention of letting either of us off the hook. You should stay at home for now

be afraid of? This is Charbury, the Dunley family’s territory. Do we need to be afraid of them?” Hector was puzzled and yelled at the top of his lungs. With resentment in his eyes, he added, “Besides, I haven’t gone after Philip Clarke yet. If he dares to come to me,

Uppercreek to make contact with the enforcers of the Nonagon. Since Philip was handpicked by the Larson family of Fernvale, he’s definitely not an ordinary person! If the Larson family interferes in this matter, do you know how

Hector also panicked instinctively and said, “Dad, it can’t be. Why would the Larson family interfere in this matter? Isn’t the main

“Shut up!”

you can speculate. All you need to do is stay at home. Don’t go out if it’s not necessary. If things really progress to that point, I’ll naturally

ringtone interrupted Homer’s next

caller ID and answered the call. He looked unhappy as he said discontentedly, “What‘s going on? Why are you calling

the TV, the local news channel” A flustered and anxious voice