The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Chapter 162

Philip knew they would not believe him, so he purposely said that.

Sometimes, people would not want to believe the truth. Martha did not say anything. It was unclear what she was thinking about. Then, she said in a commanding tone, “You don’t need to go to Wynn’s grandfather’s birthday that’s happening in two days. Just stay home.” Martha’s father would be celebrating his 70th birthday the day after tomorrow. She did not want to bring this cowardly man over. If not, she would be shamed endlessly by her family members from her maternal home. Plus, the old master had always been unhappy about Wynn’s marriage. Would she be congratulating her father or infuriating him by bringing Philip back? Philip expected this, so he did not say anything. He took out a box from his pocket and said, “Mom, this is the gift I prepared for the old master.” Martha looked at the embroidered box on the table and murmured, “What’s this? The box looks so bad. Are you giving him something that’s only worth a few dozen bucks?” Martha did not even want to open the box to take a look. She did not want to dirty her eyes. What good thing could Philip afford to give the old master? Would it not be a joke for her to bring this box to the old master?

from Philip’s heart. Can you stop causing trouble now?” Martha scoffed and said coldly, “Alright. You should go now.” Before Philip could walk out of the door, Martha’s second sister, Paula, walked in while dressed stylishly. She was not courteous at all. She immediately sat down on the sofa and yelled, “Martha, get me a glass of water! It’s so hot and I’m parched.” Martha’s face fell, but she still fetched a glass of water

it’s a seven-seater. So it’ll definitely fit all of you.” She was clearly showing off. This was why Paula was here. Martha’s face fell as she glared at Philip furiously. She was calling him a good-for-nothing bum in her heart. Paula was ecstatic. She was indeed here to show off. Now that she saw their unwilling and helpless faces, she felt extremely pleased with herself. Paula felt resentful toward Philip for failing to meet expectations and said, “Martha, it’s alright. Just tell Philip to work harder.

with Frank? He owns a company.” “Sigh, you can’t say that. Even though there’s a huge difference between you and Frankie, I know that you can endure a lot of hardship. Why

the family. You’ll even throw a bone to your dog.” Paula chuckled. Her expression betrayed how she was feeling right now. Her words were laced with jeers and mockery. Of course her nephew-in-law was nothing compared to her