The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Chapter 589

Philip was holding a syringe in his hand. Then, he stabbed it into Marcus’

thigh. He said with a cold smirk on his face, “Don’t worry. It’s just anesthetic.” After Marcus heard this, his brain started to buzz. He struggled to roll down to the floor from the operating table. With a loud crash, he fell horribly. He thought he was going to die from the pain. Philip sat on the stool nonchalantly. He crossed his legs, and his hands were on his hips. He looked at Marcus who was crawling to the door with a fake smile on his face. Marcus’ face was pale and his eyes were red. He clutched his chest and crawled toward the door of the operating room slowly. He yelled with all his might, “Doctor! Doctor! Help…” Marcus reached out his pale hand and looked at the door that was locked. He could almost reach it when the anesthetic started taking effect. He felt limp before he lost consciousness.

His eyelids were also heavy with sleep. He kept screaming in his heart,

When he saw the anesthetic taking effect, he chuckled coldly and looked at Marcus who was lying on the floor. He said, “You reckless fool.” Marcus took in a sharp breath. He almost passed out from fear. “Stop playing dead. We should talk.” Philip clapped his hands and picked up a scalpel.

you, that means I have my own ways. The Quaids are just scum to me,” Philip said in an icy tone. The scalpel in his hand was glinting eerily. Marcus shuddered in fear as he lay on the operating table. He was struggling uncontrollably. The person in front of him was the devil! “W-What

had extreme patience and temperament. He was even pretending to be calm at this moment. “Oh, not bad. What a noble young master from Capital City. Your temperament is

even think about it! You won’t be able to imagine how powerful the Quaids are! You want us to get out of Riverdale? In your dreams!” “So there are no more grounds for negotiation then.” Philip shrugged and sliced open Marcus’ chest with the

started flowing out from under the scalpel. Marcus’