The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

The First Heir – Chapter 1740

However, Hector could not help but laugh when he heard this. “Oh my, are you kidding me? This matter should end here? Do you want me to thank you for not pursuing this matter? Who the hell do you think you are? How dare you say such things?!”

Hector was almost exasperated.

This guy was not only a loser but very cocky as well!

Was he still unaware of the situation he was in?

His friends on the side also sneered and said, “Hector, this brat is simply too arrogant. He doesn’t respect you at all.”

“Hehe, in front of Hector, he’s worse than a dog!”

“I think Hector is just too kind. If this had happened in the past, he would already be a cripple!”

cynicisms and threats from these people, Philip shook his head helplessly. He looked at Hector with a searing gaze and said, “You’ve misunderstood. I’m saying that I won’t

it?” Hector laughed. “You’re very arrogant, but can you not be so arrogantly

this guy called someone on the phone

can a poor loser like him call?” The beauty beside Hector was taken

arrogant just now, announcing his name as soon as he spoke. Damn it, is Victor Dell a big boss in Uppercreek? How can he

don’t have a big boss

with her navel exposed immediately laughed when she heard this. “I

from Uppercreek and working as an escort in

the hell is Victor Dell?” Hector recited the name as he looked at Philip and said, “Kid, it’s obvious that you’re the one who‘s in the wrong. How dare you call someone? Do you think you can bully me by calling a random local just because I’m from out of town? I’m telling you, my Dunley family is the overlord of Charbury! The strength of my Dunley family is

a number on it and said, “Do you see this? This is also your local big boss in Uppercreek. Does the Victor Dell guy you called dare to touch this

as Victor Dell, he wanted to remind him. Unexpectedly, Hector and the bimbo beside him did not give him a chance

could only glance at Hector’s

caller ID of a

thinking carefully, Philip shook his head earnestly and said, “I’m sorry, I don’t