The First Heir

At Wade’s command, four guards with law enforcement batons immediately rushed in from the main entrance of the memorial hall.

The law enforcement batons in their hands were made of redwood. They were as thick as an arm and engraved with the Clarke family rules.

Clatter!

The four guards knocked the law enforcement batons onto the floor tiles. The young masters and young ladies watching the excitement went pale with fright. They were about to enforce the family rules in front of the branch family’s memorial plaques.

If Philip got hit with the wooden batons, even if he did not die, a layer of his skin would surely be peeled off.

In the crowd, the elders and people in charge of the branch family sat on the chairs with faces filled with anger, as well as cold ridicule and sarcasm.

An old man with a goatee stroked his beard and sneered. “Huh, a child of the main family dares to be so arrogant and rebellious in the branch family’s memorial hall. Master Wade, I think breaking his legs is too easy of a punishment for him.”

When Wade heard that, he glanced sideways and asked with a sneer, “Oh, what do you have in mind, then?”

“I think we should first let this kid bow and apologize to our ancestors in addition to breaking both his legs. Then, we’ll hang him up

Such a disrespectful child deserves to suffer!

to him, another tall, thin, and withered old

a point. So what if he’s the young master of the main family? When he’s in the branch

is here now, he still has to kneel

all the heads and people in charge of the branch family

the young masters and young ladies of the branch family

that’s the eldest young master of the main family. He’s the heir too, but when he comes to our branch

be very arrogant on Arcadia Island. He beat up many of

a good father. If it were anyone else, they’d

young masters and young ladies laughed mockingly at this

he turned to the indifferent Philip and asked, “Philip, how about it? Do you admit your mistakes? If you don’t, I’ll have to enforce

injury on his face was a little better. He walked out with his cane, his cold

underlings carried a stretcher into the branch family’s memorial