The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

After saying that, the old man raised his hand, exposing his forearm. He could hardly control the violent trembling, even if he was a holy-tier powerhouse.

“I fought him once over this matter. I wanted to teach this rascal a lesson, but I didn’t expect to be so useless now that I’m old.”

Philip could tell that the other party was helpless.

“The food is ready, Mr. Clarke…” The old lady cleared the table and diffused the awkward atmosphere.

Gladys was the first to run over and sit down at the dining table. The food was mostly home-cooked dishes but tasted delicious.

The old lady said to the old man, “If you’d told me earlier that there’d be a guest, I’d have gone shopping.”

“I get it,” the old man said impatiently as he ate.

“See, he’s so impatient after just a few words.”

Pursing her lips, the old lady served Philip some food and said, “Have some more. If it’s not enough, I’ll keep cooking.”

Philip nodded. Putting aside their identities and his son’s problem, Philip looked forward to such a retirement life.

After lunch, Philip and the old man sat at the dining table again. The old man turned on the monitor with the news playing on a loop.

“What are your plans?” the old man peeled a fruit and said to Philip.

to the

the Heroes Conference?” the man said

without hiding,

while and said, “I once took part in one session when I was younger,

surprised. If he could not get the Multidew Herb from the Multiherb Guild, maybe he

did you do back then?” Philip

practice back then, so I only managed to

his chest still puffed up as if implying to Philip of

Philip said

your current state, you can win the championship,” Mallow said seriously

and said, “No way. Even

The two laughed.

the news reported that a newly opened aquarium, purportedly the largest in the whole continent, had quelled the riots caused

ask him to buy me

“You really dare to own

time, Gladys, who was still eavesdropping in the room, ran out. She pointed to the aquarium on

in the news, she

your grandparents, you’ll

back