The First Heir

The general manager sized Philip up seriously before he reprimanded, “Who are you? Do you know where this is? How dare you cause trouble in Tulip Club and hurt Third Young Master Berry? Guards, tie them up quickly and let Third Young Master Berry deal with them!”

Philip frowned, his cold eyes falling on the manager. He asked solemnly, “You don’t even know head or tail about this matter, yet you want to tie us up?”

“Hmph! What else should I do? I think this woman must have taken a fancy to Third Young Master Berry’s wealth and wanted to hook up with him, but you guys jumped out to threaten him and even hurt his people!” That manager spouted nonsense.

“That’s right! This b*tch seduced me in the washroom just now!” Mick shouted at this moment.

Many, many people from other private rooms had stepped outside to watch the excitement at this moment.

Cynthia explained anxiously, “I didn’t! He’s the one who tried to drag me into his private room!”

“Hmph! Is Third Young Master Berry short of women? Just one word from him and countless women in Fernvale will jump into his arms! Who do you think you are?” the manager mocked.

Philip shook his head and said to Cynthia, “You don’t need to explain to them.”

After that, Philip stepped forward, raised his hand, and slapped the manager in the face. He said, “You refuse to tell right from wrong, spout nonsense, and frame others maliciously. I didn’t expect the prestigious Tulip Club to have a rotten person like you as the manager!”

at Philip angrily, and shouted, “Brat,

The manager was furious!

respected in Tulip Club. This was the first time he was

were also

move against the manager of Tulip Club. It

Swoosh!

of thugs with baseball bats and blades rushed over from the stairs and elevators. They surrounded the corridor. Other guests were

Young Master Berry now! Otherwise, I’ll feed

smiled and said, “Is that all the people you

the fat manager was stunned. ‘What

very arrogant! Since you’re eager to die, l’ll grant

bats and blades in their hands before striding over. It was not necessary to use dozens of them

Thud, thud, thud!

footsteps resounded throughout

The manager was