Chapter 1284
The First Heir
Another old man who was about 60 years old carried the aura of an accomplished master, especially
with his defined brows and a long beard. He said, âDonât forget what Senior Jensen said to us before
he left. We must know our priorities.â
Ace Boris Vahn was a learned practitioner in the arts of tarot and astrology.
With that, Roxy gritted her teeth in hatred.
Philip did not say a word. Along with the other six, he watched as the figure walked far away.
It was desolate yet massive.
This figure would support the backbone and future of national martial arts!
After leaving this place, Philip returned to the hotel.
When Martha saw Philip return, she immediately yelled, âPhilip, Iâm thirsty! Pour me a glass of water.â
Philip answered, poured a cup of warm water, and handed it over.
After that, he played with Mila for a while.
âPhilip, I want to eat an apple. Peel one for me.â
Martha looked at the TV and shouted.
Philip quickly got up, sat on the side, and peeled the apple before handing it to Martha.
âAre you blind? How can I eat it like this? Cut it into small pieces and feed me with a fork!â Martha said
angrily at once.
Philip nodded and agreed.
He cut the apple into small pieces and slowly brought each one to Marthaâs mouth.
Martha seemed to enjoy being served by Philip as her eyes were full of joy and complacency.
When it was lunchtime, it was also Philip who pushed her downstairs to go to a nearby restaurant.
Perhaps because of her status as the mother-in-law and the fact that she could not move, Marthaâs
attitude toward Philip was very bad when they were in the restaurant. She was constantly yelling and
shouting at him.
Even the diners around them found it unbearable to watch.
Of course, there was no shortage of those watching and gossiping.
âLook at that silly boy acting like a male nanny.â
âItâs too pitiful to be treated like that by his mother-in-law. I wonât be able to do it.â
âBut of course. At first glance, you can tell heâs a good-for-nothing with no temper at all.â
Philip listened to their comments without saying anything.
Martha, on the other hand, was very happy. She even took it up a notch and treated Philip even worse.
Once they were out of the restaurant, Martha was being pushed in front. She sneered, âPhilip, donât
think I canât do anything to you just because Iâm in a wheelchair now. Iâm your mother-in-law and have
more than enough means to take care of you. Iâve heard from others what youâre doing in Uppercreek.
Youâre keeping a mistress, right? How capable of you.â
As Philip continued to push Marthaâs wheelchair, his brows knitted.
Keeping a mistress?
Was Martha here just because of this?
âMom, who told you that? I came to Uppercreek for my personal matters,â Philip explained.
However, Martha refused to listen and chastised, âAre you still denying it? Fine, wait till I get the
evidence. Iâll kick you out of the Johnston household at that time!
âAs for Mila, the Johnston family wonât accept her either! My daughter canât keep a burden on her.
When the time comes, even she will be kicked out!
âLet me tell you, Philip, as long as Iâm around, donât think of living a good life!â
Marthaâs words grew increasingly harsh, and the chilly look on Philipâs face became intenser.
At this time at the road junction.
While Philip was pushing Marthaâs wheelchair, just about to cross the road, a fast-approaching truck
was heading over from not far away.
Suddenly, Philip looked at the truck and then at the wheelchair he was holding. His hands suddenly
loosened.
Beep!
The truck started honking desperately!
Martha was so scared that she turned pale and shouted, âPhilip, are you crazy?! Quickly pull me back!
Pull me back! Ah! Help!â