The First Heir

In the evening, Fennel and Philip dressed up a little and put on suits before they got into the limousine that had been arranged. They headed to Kester Manor.

This evening, Kestor Manor was without a doubt the most radiant and luxurious manor in Sendona. The ball being held here was enough to rock the entire Sendona. Many media outlets competed for coverage. Many big figures of Sendona, as well as the rich and famous from other parts of the West attended the ball tonight.

The red carpet was a dazzling sight with hot and glamorous models and famous celebrities. It was totally a spectacular red carpet ball and banquet. Any random person found here was practically a celebrity famous enough to cause a sensation in the Western world.

The wealth of the rich here alone could reach trillions of assets!

As soon as Fennel and Philip stepped down from the black Bentley, they attracted the attention of many people. After all, two unfamiliar Eastern faces were still noteworthy in the eyes of the Westerners.

Many people started talking in low voices.

“Look, those two are from the East. Why are they here?”

“I’m not sure. The rich and famous from all over the world are invited to the ball at Kester Manor. Could they be invited guests too?”

it have to do with us? They’re nothing but two clowns

looked at Fennel and Philip as

Fennel and Philip understood that these arrogant Westerners had never looked up

that we’re not welcome.” Fennel

“In whose name did you use to

it’s in your name. You’re the young patriarch of the Clarke family. Any

was opulent and glamorous. It was big enough to accommodate more than a thousand people. As far as the eye could see,

a group of people surrounded

expect to see you here.” A young man dressed quite elegantly in a white suit embraced another

tall man was dressed in a blue military uniform. Commander Warwick was stationed at the

man in front of him and said, “Viscount Steven, it’s a pleasure to see you here. Is your father, Marquis Conrad, here

and said to Warwick with a smile, “My father isn’t here this time due to his health. I’ll represent the