The First Heir

The branch Dunley family only moved here later, and to a large extent, they had not gained respect from the locals in Flower City. Later, due to the high status of the main Dunley family in Charbury, other regions were in awe of the talents in the Dunley family. If ranked by seniority and origin, it was still far from enough for the branch Dunley family to dominate Flower City.

This formed a situation where all the forces held each other in check. In fact, the six underground lords of Flower City did not accept the Dunley family at all. However, they were so apprehensive of the prestige and strength of the main Dunley family in Charbury that they were still respectful of Milo.

At this moment, Jowin entered the private room. A bunch of his underlings followed closely. They each had a crew cut and tattoos, which made them look extraordinarily domineering.

Their appearance made Milo sullen.

“Master Jowin, what brings you here?”

Although Milo inwardly refused to yield to Jowin, he still smiled and asked when he saw him. His attitude was neither respectful nor fearful.

was very influential in Flower City. It was rumored that no one would dare

because any dispute that occurred in Flower City would end up with Jowin stepping in and solving it. His

walked up to Philip, bowed respectfully, and said, “Young Master Clarke, sorry I’m late.

at Jowin, nodded, and stood aside calmly. This scene naturally caused Milo, Homer, and others to

Master Jowin Benson of the six lords in

renowned figure

he was so respectful to the young man in

a flash. He did not expect Philip to know Jowin, and it seemed that

getting a little

looked worse now and he was in a very bad mood. After looking at his seventh brother who was not speaking, he stepped forward and said to Jowin coldly, “Master Jowin, are you going to intervene in this matter? This