The First Heir

Hearing this, Dr. Garner stared at Philip coldly and asked, “Who are you?”

Then, he turned to Pete and asked, “Pete, what’s going on? Aren’t they your bodyguards?”

Pete laughed and said apologetically, “Dr. Garner, I’m sorry. I had no choice.”

While Pete said this, Fennel and Philip had already stepped forward. Philip looked at Dr. Garner and said seriously, “Dr. Garner, I need your help to restore a person’s memory. You may name the price.”

Dr. Garner’s face darkened with anger and chills as he refused. “Sorry, I don‘t do any deals! Please leave!”

With that said, Dr. Garner turned to leave. However, Philip said indifferently, “If you still want to see the sun tomorrow, you’d better agree.”

The threat was spoken mildly with a hint of domineering.

Dr. Garner turned around and pushed his glasses. With chills in his eyes, he stared at Philip and Fennel, saying, “Damn Easterners! Do you think I’ll listen to just the two of you? Ridiculous!”

dozen bodyguards in black suits behind him put their hands to their waists, ready to draw their

cold as he said, “Dr. Garner, I’m sincerely inviting you to help me. I

and said, “Is that so? It just so happens that my lab is short of two human experiments, so you can take those spots. Guards, capture them alive! I want to go back and experiment

aimed them at. Philip and Fennel,

shocking scene

just shook their heads indifferently before they

Biff, bang, thud!

arms broken. They wailed

in the corner of the car, his eyes full of

pistol from one of the bodyguards, pulled the bolt, and walked up to Dr. Garner. He reached out, grabbed Dr. Garner’s lab coat, and dragged him out from the back of

Garner, a senior researcher for the

and reiterated, “Dr. Garner, I don’t like to threaten people. I hope you can cooperate

Philip’s icy gaze and the weapon in his hand. However, if he betrayed

Dr. Garner roared