The First Heir

That night, Philip led 13 members of the Shadow Guards to a famous bar in Glenford, the Buckingham Palace.

Buckingham Palace Bar, located in the most central and prosperous area of Glenford, this was the trendiest entertainment venue. Buckingham Palace was built in the shape of a white castle and decorated with opulence. It had a consumption standard that boasted to be the best in Glenford.

Generally, only the rich and the dandy could come here to have fun.

It was also Philip’s first time here. He looked at 17 next to him, who was wearing a red halter-neck dress and holding his arm. He asked, “Are you sure this is the place?”

17 nodded with a wink and said seductively, “Handsome, it’s here.”

She looked very sexy tonight with a rose tattoo on her exposed back and her shoulder-length hair. It added to a man’s desire to conquer her.

When she and Philip appeared at the entrance of Buckingham Palace, they drew many sideways glances.

Philip had booked the largest private room here. He led 17 and the other 12 Shadow Guards into the room and sat down.

Among them, Brian Pascal was the strongest in the group and also the team captain. He had a somewhat grim face. He appeared cautious and restrained.

“Young lord, why did you bring us to a place like this?”

brawny guy

of course. Since my father asked you to follow me, I’ll bring you to relax and

usually either on missions or training. He was a bit out of step with society and rather conservative in his thinking. However, this was the young lord’s command, and he could

night. Their thinking had also been influenced by him. Everyone

looked at them helplessly. If he told them to kill, this bunch

them, asking them to enjoy themselves in a nightclub would be more painful

21, could enjoy

time, the bar owner walked

looked sultry from head to toe. Seven or eight young women followed behind

many friends here today. This is too good to be true! Why not ask some young ladies to sing and drink

women bowed in unison, and when they bent down, their sexy figures were in

“Hello, gentlemen!”

sweet that they made people’s bodies tingle all

other. No one spoke or looked at each other. For a while, the room was

and asked, “Uh, gentlemen, do you

temperament. She had

group of