The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

The First Heir – Chapter 1668

Philip sneered as his eyes swept over the angry Bernard and Liam. Then, he pulled over a chair and sat down before ordering the waiter to prepare a set of cutleries for him. He started to eat the food calmly as he said, “Aren’t you supposed to discuss cooperation with the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce? Go on, continue your discussion.”

Hearing this, Bernard was stunned and a little confused. He frowned and asked, “What do you mean by that? What does my discussion with the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce regarding a cooperation have to do with you? Don’t think that just because you know some people you’re invincible. This is Uppercreek, and Director Luther is the one in charge of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce. Who do you think you are? Get out of here!”

Bernard was already controlling his patience and temper. He dared not go too far with Philip and only wanted to drive him away.

However, the next scene caused Bernard and the others to pop their eyes wide open. It shocked them to their cores!

Hoyt had stood up at this time and respectfully remained behind Philip. He bowed to him while greeting, “Young Master Clarke.”

Philip nodded, pointed with the knife in his hand, and said, “Tell them who I am.”

Hoyt nodded and stood upright. Then, he looked at the suspicious gazes of Bernard and his people while saying, “This is the founder and sole owner of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce, Young Master Philip Clarke.”

Hiss!

Everyone gasped!

the founder of the Uppercreek Chamber

How was that possible?

It must be false!

crumbled. He did not expect that even Hoyt Luther, whom he needed to treat with deference, was not the biggest boss of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce. He was

hell was

on earth was

huge entity like the Uppercreek Chamber

went blank. This situation was totally out of his

Pharmaceutical wanted to reach an agreement with was actually the chamber of

F*ck!

the point,

At this moment, he opened his eyes wide and stared at Philip, asking incredulously, “You’re the founder of the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce? This is impossible. You’re just a useless son-in-law of the Johnston family. Even if you were rich back then, you’re already bankrupt.

the question

replied, “It doesn’t matter who I am. What matters now is do you still want to talk to me about cooperation? I’m happy to give you