The First Heir

Instantly, Desmond pointed at Philip and snarled. “Bullsh*t! How dare a brat like you talk nonsense without blinking at a time like this? How could Gerry have done such a thing? You’re simply full of crap!”

With that said, Desmond looked at Christian and was about to kneel as he shouted, “Chieftain, let me kneel before you. You must seek justice for my great-grandson. This brat must be killed!”

Seeing this, Christian reached out and grabbed Desmond while saying, “Granduncle Desmond, you mustn’t.”

Desmond was just playacting and went along with it as he stood up. Covering his face, he started to sob, “Chieftain, you must stand up for me.”

Christian nodded and replied, “Granduncle Desmond, don’t worry. I’ll take care of this.”

After saying that, Christian looked at Philip and scolded, “You dare to be so rampant on the first day you returned? Do you not put my branch family in your eyes, or do you not put me, your fourth uncle, in your eyes?”

Philip frowned and asked coldly, “What do you want to do?”

Christian looked at the branch family’s memorial hall and said after a brief silence, “Bring out the family discipline.”

people in charge of the branch family were full of gloating

time, Philip was doomed for

the memorial hall. After paying his respects, Christian took down a purple-red cane from the high platform. This cane was engraved with the Clarke family

for the branch family. It was the cane used by

be used on

Roger violated the Clarke family rules, they could use the family discipline to pursue accountability. It could be said that once the family discipline was

on one side, not saying a word since the beginning. With cold light in

nothing more than

guards behind him said softly, “Second Young Master, do we still need to make contact with Philip in

for a moment and said, “Let’s wait for now. If he

he held the cane in his hand, his searing eyes staring at Philip standing at the door. He said,

branch family pointed at

“Kneel!”

“Hurry up and kneel!”

being chastised by so many people and asked to kneel, an ordinary person

still in his trouser pockets, he looked indifferently at Christian who was standing in