The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Now, back to Philip. After he hung up the phone, he went back to where he was. In the end, the seniors around him started to mumble in disdain. They moved away from him as if he was the plague. “What’s going in? He’s an adult and he’s still embarrassing himself.” “Martha is so unlucky to have a son-in-law like him.” “Ew, let’s go. I smell a disgusting fox among us.”

I help you?” The manager was a woman. Her face was pointy and she had a tiny waist. She was thin but still looked stunning. She was wearing a black business attire with a white patterned shirt that made her

Martha stood at one side and said when she saw the opportunity. “Don’t worry, Aunty Martha. I’ll help you ask for it back.” Aiden nodded his head and said. However, his smirk betrayed what he was really thinking. It felt good to be in the limelight, indeed. Judy smiled and apologized, “I’m sorry, Sir. This is business-related, so I have no right to make a decision. Since you know our president, please wait patiently or perhaps, you can ask him to drop by?” It was not strange that Judy would not believe Aiden. Return their money? Sorry, but it was impossible unless the president came here and returned the money himself. After she said that, Aiden’s face fell. He glanced at Judy’s nametag coldly and said, “Manager Judy, right? I’m Aiden Grant. I’m the CEO of Stardream Media. My father is Gordon Grant, and he’s the chairman of Splendor Education Group. You should have heard of it, right? Do you think I’m making this up?” When he said that, Aiden could not hide the glee in his eyes. His father was the chairman of Splendor Education Group. Their asset was worth more than one billion! They were the leading education group in Riverdale! Plus, they had close connections with the education

taking out his phone. “Hey, Dad. What’s the progress?” “I’m very busy now. I don’t have time. Don’t call me for minor things like this. I know Mr. Collins from Lucrative Funds Finance Company, but you’re just making assumptions about him. Aren’t you cutting off his source of income?” On the other end