Chapter 361
The First Heir
Philip was lost. He did not know what Martha Yates was plotting.
Paula, however, was crystal clear. Her sister simply did not want Philip to tag along on the matter of
discussing a partnership.
The one billion investment was as good as theirs the moment Frank initiated a partnership with Beacon
Pharmaceutical. There was no need for inputs from outsiders like Philip, lest he demanded a portion of
the money.
As a result, Paula immediately backed her sister up, âYeah, yeah. I donât think you should go.â
There was not much Philip could do. Seeing the Yates sisters agreeing, Philip found himself
understanding the actual goal.
The only reason they did not want his involvement meant that they were eying the one billion
investment.
âOh well.â
He did not want to eat with a materialistic mother-in-law and her relatives either.
âVery well, then. I wonât go.â
Philip turned to speak to Wynn. âDonât drink, itâs not good for the baby.â
Both Frank and Samantha were shocked at the words he spoke. âYouâre pregnant again, Wynnie?â
Wynn nodded mirthfully.
Frankâs expression soured. She was pregnant again!
How could such a perfect woman waste herself by carrying Philipâs child again?
Although, at the second thought that it made Wynn all the more fun to play with, Frankâs sinister smile
grew again.
Seeing as none of her family wanted Philip to go, she turned to speak as well, âAh, you guys can go
without me, then. Iâll go look after Mila in the hospital with Philip.â
Frantic, Frank quickly refuted. âNah. Letâs all go. Itâs just a meal, my bank account can take it.â
At that, everyoneâs complaints died away.
Everyone found themselves seated in Frankâs car the next moment as they made their way to a newly
opened seafood restaurant.
Entering the restaurant, Frank spoke extravagantly, âDragon King Room.â
As the waiter ushered Frank into the restaurant with a beam, Martha followed behind and looked
around the restaurant in awe.
Entering the private room and sitting down, she began to praise. âIt canât be cheap eating here, Sister.â
Paula poofed her hairstyle pridefully. âNot at all. The private room only costs 2,000.â
âHow is that cheap?â
Martha sat straight, in shock. âJust the private room itself costs 2,000!
âSisterâs family sure is rich!â
âAh well, itâs all Frankâs. Frank over here is rich if not anything else.â Paula laughed joyously, evidently
proud of herself.
Frank too felt dizzy at the compliments and smiled at the waiter. âWeâll take your Dragon King set
meal.â
âVery well, Sir.â
The waiter replied politely before exiting the room.
Martha could tell just by hearing the name of the set meal that it would be expensive. She whispered,
âHow much is the Dragon King set meal, Frank?â
Nonchalantly, Samantha replied as she touched up her makeup, âNothing expensive, just 10,000 bucks
per person.â
Martha paled and sighed at her reply before turning to stare daggers at Philip sitting beside Wynn on
his phone.
âThis piece of trash is too useless!â
âWe eat for the joy of food, Martha. Donât think too much about money. We have Frank here, you donât
have to pay a cent.â
Paula looked at her son-in-law with fondness in her eyes.
Martha only felt more disgruntled at her words.
âWhy was such a great son-in-law someone elseâs?â
She stared back at her worthless son-in-law Philip who sat oblivious to the world.
Her life would be vastly better had Philip shown even an ounce of excellence in him.
âWhat are you doing, Philip? All you do is play with your phone all day. Will playing with your phone get
you a Dragon King Room?â
Martha spoke as she glared at Philip.
Philip huffed a breath of laughter. What was he doing?
He was querying Old Man George. âOld Man George, is this Dragon King Palace Seafood Restaurant
one of our familyâs establishments?â
George quickly replied, âItâs not, Young Master. Please give me a moment.â
Not finding it in himself to care, Philip placed his phone down. Minutes later, he received a text. âIâve
purchased the Dragon King Palace, Young Master. Itâs now your establishment. Is there anything more
youâd like me to do?â
Philip was speechless. Old Man George was indeed reliable when it came down to getting results.