The First Heir

“Okay, we’ll leave this to you,” Milo said before he hung up the phone respectfully.

At the same time, he breathed a sigh of relief. With a triumphant smile, he said to Homer, “Homer, it’s settled. With Uncle Winston taking action, this matter will come to an end at last.”

Homer also let out a breath of relief and fell heavily on the sofa, covered in a cold sweat.

It was finally resolved.

With Uncle Winston around, no matter how capable Philip was, he should not think of making any waves in Hampton.

On the side, Hector also burst out in laughter and said, “Dad, I already told you that everything will be fine. With Fifth Grandpa around, who can do anything to the Dunley family of Flower City?”

As he said that, he sat on the sofa swaggeringly, crossed his legs, and picked up an apple to munch on.

and shouted angrily, “From today onward, you’ll be grounded at home for three months! After this matter is resolved, I’ll send you out of the

a gloomy face, Hector looked at Milo and said, “Uncle Milo, I don’t want

dad this time. You’ve caused us a

the pond. After he ended the call, he pulled up the fishing rod abruptly and caught a big fish. The attendant next to him hurried forward to take the

go back. I want to meet this

to

posture, his clothes billowing from the helicopter’s

it and

of the phone, George Thomas replied respectfully, “Young Master,

and replied, “I just arrived. What’s

you do. We’ve just confirmed the news that Milo Dunley has contacted Winston Dunley of Hampton. I believe their conversation was about you. This person has some

actually brought a