The First Heir

Janet nodded and took two steps back with her son. Garett said coldly, “Do you still want to see a doctor here? If you still want to be examined and treated, your family will kneel and apologize to my sister.”

“As for financial losses, seeing that you’re not rich, I’ll leave it at that. But don’t you think you should express your sincerity by being servants at my sister’s house for three to five months?”

Garett proposed an even more despicable condition. Based on Janet’s temper, she would probably go mad if they were to serve at her house for months.

“Is there something wrong with your brain? Do you even think before you speak?” Philip said coldly.

“Damn it! How dare you contradict me?! I think you don‘t want your daughter to be treated. I only need to say the word and no hospital or doctor in District 4 will accept your daughter. With your daughter’s disease, she can only wait to die!”

Garett held his head high and spoke arrogantly. At this moment, Garett was filled with a sense of superiority. He felt like a god who controlled life and death.

Philip stepped forward. Wynn grabbed Philip and muttered, “What are you doing? This is the attending doctor. Don’t mess around.”

Wynn was worried that if Philip went over and beat up Garett, no one would dare to treat Mila in the future.

“Don’t worry, I’m just reasoning with him.”

you forgotten my identity? Mila is my daughter, the princess of this island. A servant who is disrespectful to the

holding Philip back,

when you know pain. I’ll give you a minute to think about it. If you don’t kneel and admit your mistake in a minute,

would do as he pleased with

Wynn’s hand away and walked up

Philip warily, and asked, “What are you doing? Be good and kneel, do you hear

you who should

face. With a series of loud smacks, Garett’s face was bruised and

“What the f*ck?!”

He was seeing stars in

are you alright? You losers are in

but also full of anger. With the two emotions

to kill you today. Where do you think the hospital is?

and dialed the number of the

a patient’s family. Bring your