The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Chapter 79

Slap! A loud smack rang through the air. At this instant, Samuel’s eyes were wide open as his face flared red with anger. He pointed a finger at Wesley and shouted furiously, “Shut up! You’re in no position to speak here.

Scram!” He blamed himself for this. He had spoiled his son too much and that was what cultivated this arrogant and defiant attitude of his. “Dad, are you crazy! Why did you hit me?” Wesley felt extremely wronged as he turned and glared at Philip resentfully before grumbling, “What the f*ck did you do? Why is my dad speaking to you like this!” Philip said nothing.

can you speak to Mr. Clarke with that tone? Do you know that the ground you’re standing on now belongs to Mr. Clarke? The Arc de

and we can settle this however you want.” Samuel knew that his move now would determine his life from today onward. Philip stared into Wesley’s empty eyes and replied, “It’s fine, your son and I are old classmates.” Old classmates? Taken

longer. He knew how unstable Wesley was at the moment. Wesley had thought he was high above everyone else when all of a sudden, everything he once had turned into nothing. It was undeniably a huge blow to his ego. Philip turned around and looked at Samuel. “Mr. Warren, you still have eight more minutes. Have you made up your mind?” The edge of Samuel’s mouth twitched as he squeezed out a stiff smile. He was scared to even wipe away the nervous beads of sweat on his forehead. “Mr. Clarke, this isn’t right at all. Why don’t I get Wesley to apologize

for sure that Wesley would be pressing my head to the ground and forcing me to kowtow to him at this very moment. “Do the poor deserve to be bullied? “Do the rich have the right to simply humiliate and insult others? “Who gave you guys this right? The other rich people? “Alright, then. Today, I, Philip Clarke, am a lot richer than you, so you must kneel down and apologize to me right now!” Every word that Philip said in this one, long breath hit everyone straight in the heart. Many of the people present right then were