Chapter 1780
The First Heir
At this moment, Hector noticed the smile on his fatherâs face and asked dubiously, âDad, whatâs up with
you? Has Seventh Uncle handled the matter?â
Homer glared at his stupid son and said, âPhilip Clarke has come to Flower City.â
âWhat?!â
Hector exclaimed in surprise. Then, with a look of excitement and malice, he said, âHe actually dares to
come to Flower City? Is he an idiot? Flower City is our familyâs territory. Barging in like this is the same
as seeking death!â
Hector was overjoyed!
This damned Philip Clarke actually had the guts to chase him to Flower City. He would certainly kill
Philip this time!
Homer also narrowed his eyes and said with a smile, âHehe, heâs just a young and immature kid. He
thinks that weâre toothless tigers and a pushover just because he has temporarily subdued us. But he
doesnât know that in Flower City, thereâs still your seventh uncle!â
After saying that, the father and son smiled at each other.
Hector quickly asked, âWhere are you going to meet? Iâll go along with you.â
Hearing this, Homer glared at him and said solemnly, âNo, you stay at home. Donât you think youâve
caused enough trouble?â
Having said that, Homer got up and said to the servants at the door, âAll of you keep an eye on the
young master. If I find him sneaking out, Iâll come after you!â
âYes, Patriarch!â Several servants bowed and replied.
Soon, Homer drove to Glory Hotel.
Milo was already waiting for him at the entrance. After the two met, Homer asked nervously, âHow is it?
Is be here yet?â
Milo nodded and said, âHeâs in the private room upstairs.â
Homer nodded, looked around, and asked, âDidnât you arrange for anyone? In case something
happensâ¦â
Milo knew that Homer would ask about this and gestured for him to look at several black and white
SUVs parked on the street, as well as at various intersections.
Even the hotelâs doormen and the people standing guard inside were Miloâs people.
âEverything has been arranged, Homer. Donât worry about it. No matter how big Philipâs backing is, heâs
now in our backyard and has to watch out. Heâs no different from being a fish on the chopping board
and is at our disposal!â
After thinking about it, Homer nodded, wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, and walked into the
hotel with Milo. Soon, they came to the private room upstairs. As soon as they entered the door, they
felt an extraordinary atmosphere.
In the room, Philip was sitting on the sofa nonchalantly. With a calm face and a smile on his lips, he
looked at the brothers walking in through the door.
Too young!
That was Miloâs first impression. Even so, those eyes of the other party made him have the feeling of
being stared at by a fierce beast.
This was impossible!
Milo shuddered before walking in and said with a smile, âI believe you must be Mr. Philip Clarke.â
He wanted to be polite and cordial.
To his surprise, Philip did not give him the courtesy at all. Instead, he said coldly, âI only have one
condition. Hand over Hector Dunley, or else, youâll die.â