The First Heir

“Stop! First Dragon Club has been reserved by VIPs today. Outsiders are not allowed to enter.”

“What if I insist on going in?” Philip asked blandly.

The two rows of security guards burst into laughter. Everyone knew that Philip was here to look for trouble, but it was ridiculous that Philip alone dared to ignore the existence of a dozen security guards.

“Are you deaf or stupid? Don’t you understand what I just said?”

The security guard who walked toward Philip smiled disdainfully and waved the rubber baton in his hand, trying to drive Philip away.

Philip sneered, stretched out his hand, and grabbed the security guard’s hand that was holding the rubber baton. Philip twisted his hand with force and broke the security guard’s wrist

“Argh!”

The security guard squealed like a pig and immediately stepped back when Philip let go of him.

Seeing something amiss, the rest of the security guards stepped forward to surround Philip.

“Damn it, how dare you cause trouble at First Dragon Club?! Do you want to die? Don’t you know whose territory this is?”

behind First Dragon Club is Mr. Parker! How dare you act so arrogantly on Mr.

hands on your head, or we won’t

and brandished their rubber batons at Philip, ready to beat him up at the drop of

guards who surrounded him with contempt. “Get out of

be so arrogant! Go on, kill

shadows in the

guards screamed in pain as the rubber batons in their hands fell one after another. None of the security guards’ rubber batons could hit Philip. In their eyes, Philip was like a ghost. They could not pinpoint his exact location at

the security guards before he stopped and coldly looked at the screaming

“Scram!”

call. All the security guards who fled only had one thought in mind, which was to hurry

welcoming

the front desk. He said in a

shuddered nervously as the walkie-talkie in his

“Mister, I’m just…”

for the supervisor to explain, Philip had already

Juan and his subordinates were in the huge First Dragon Club today. Juan was waiting for Old Cain’s arrival, but that would never