Chapter 999
The First Heir
Philip also lost patience at this moment and said bluntly, âWallace Phoenix, Iâll give you two choices.
One, chop off your brotherâs hand and weâll take it as nothing happened. Two, Iâll ask the men outside
to come in and smash up your Phoenix Pavilion. Then, Iâll personally chop off your brotherâs hand. How
about it? Itâs a fair transaction, right?â
Fair transaction?
It was a total loss!
Wallace was full of anger. With red eyes, he shouted in a deep voice, âYouâve gone too far!â
Philip shook his head and said with a smile, âItâs not that Iâve gone too far, but you did something wrong
and have to be punished for it.â
After that, Philip stretched out his hand and motioned to Don to hand over the document. He directly
tossed it in front of Wallace, saying, âLook at it. Itâs the notice issued by the association. Your Phoenix
Pavilion has been ordered to close for reorganization⦠How many years is that?â
Philip turned to ask Don. Don smiled slightly and replied, âIndefinite closure until Young Master Clarke
is satisfied.â
Crack!
Wallace almost crushed his fists. He bent down and scrutinized the documents on the floor, especially
the final signature by Don Garcia and the official seal of the association.
Philip looked at Wallace and said lightly, âYou can still make a choice now. No matter which one you
choose, Iâll be satisfied and itâll be as if this document never existed.â
Wallace was furious. The other party was using one killing move after another on him!
No matter what he chose, his brother would lose one hand!
He had no room to retaliate!
Should he look for Miss Clarke?
Then, it would show his incompetence!
After a moment of silence, Wallace shouted, âMen!â
A subordinate hurried over, and Wallace directly drew a dagger from his waist. Then, he glanced at
Jerome on the ground with eyes full of dismay.
He raised his hand and the dagger fell!
Jeromeâs palm was chopped off!
Jerome immediately slumped to the ground, howling in pain.
âSend him to the hospital!â Wallace said.
The men hurriedly lifted Jerome and rushed to the hospital along with the severed palm.
Wallaceâs eyes were full of gloom as he looked at Philip. A menacing sneer appeared in the corners of
his mouth as he asked, âYoung Master Clarke, are you satisfied?â
Philip smiled faintly and said, âMr. Phoenix, take care.â
After that, Philip led all his men out and left Phoenix Pavilion.
It was not until his subordinates reported that Philipâs people had all left did Wallace furiously tear up
the documents in his hand. He roared like a beast. âPhilip Clarke, this isnât the end!â
He vented his anger for more than ten minutes before Wallace calmed down.
He took out his phone and dialed a number. With a cold voice, he gritted his teeth and said, âLame
Fred, five million for one head!â
âThat Young Master Clarke?â
On the other end of the phone, there was a taunting male voice that continued, â50 million.â
Wallace frowned and shouted, âWhatâs the meaning of this?!â
Lame Fred said, âBoss Phoenix, itâs not that easy to buy his head. The risk factor of this business is too
high. 50 million, non-negotiable.â
Wallace paused for a moment, gritted his teeth, and hardened his resolve before saying, âOkay! Iâll give
you 60 million for adult and child! If you canât get his head, donât ever think of doing business in
Phoenicia again!â