The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

The First Heir – Chapter 1636

What if they accidentally annoyed Philip and got beaten up as a result?

Therefore, all of them chose to protect themselves at the moment. They lowered their heads and were too afraid to speak up, but they still glanced around furtively.

With a grave face, Philip stared at Martin whose face was flushed. The man was panting aloud. Philip said coldly, “Martin, I’ve given you many chances but you didn’t know how to appreciate them. I’ve considered using money to make you understand the difference between you and me, but after thinking about it carefully, I think it’s meaningless. It’s better for me to personally let you experience the pain so that you may remember it for a lifetime!”

After that, Philip directly threw Martin on the coffee table and the entire glass coffee table shattered into pieces!

The broken glass stuck to Martin’s back, arms, and legs, causing him to grimace in pain!

“Aargh! Philip, how dare you do this to me?! I swear I won’t let you off!”

Martin shouted. His back was covered in blood as he crawled away from the broken glass shards with great difficulty. His arms and legs were also bright red.

The sight of him was dreadful.

Pain!

Excruciatin g pain!

He carefully pulled out the glass shards from his arms. Every time he pulled a shard

he simply stopped removing

the

However…

Philip would not let him leave just like this. He

penetrate deeper into Martin’s flesh, causing him to

time, his entire body flew out and he instinctively used his hands to support himself on

his palms penetrated deeper into his

Argh!

suite echoed

“Philip, you’ll die a miserable

in front of Martin’s eyes. He looked

Johnston, everything that’ s happening today is your own doing. You can’t blame others for it. I hope you can remember the lesson today. Don’t try to provoke Wynn and

Philip stomped on

Argh!

the suite resounded with

broken Martin’s right hand! The piercing pain from his hand

on the floor, was conscious the entire time. However, he dared

time, watching helplessly as