Chapter 459
The First Heir
Philip was the one who bought it?
Impossible!
âWynnie, what nonsense are you spewing? Donât try to protect Philip. Iâve heard all about it. This villa is
under your name.â
Martha smiled embarrassingly, but she was slightly panic-stricken.
Wynn did not look like she was lying.
Was it true?
However, this mansion was worth 200 million! If it was not bought with the money from Wynnâs
companyâ¦. Impossible! How could Philip, the useless bum, have so much money?
âMom, do you think your daughter has that much money to buy this villa?â
Wynnâs face was cold as she asked.
âD-Didnât Clarke Group from Capital City invest a billion bucks into your company? Didnât you use that
money to buy it?â
Martha said while gritting her teeth and shaking her head.
Wynn looked at Martha and said helplessly, âMom, do you know that embezzling is a crime? Do you
think Iâm someone whoâll use my companyâs money for my selfish needs?
âPlus, the funding from Clarke Group of Capital City is not here yet.â
After she said that, Wynn turned around and walked upstairs.
In the living room downstairs, Martha was completely stunned. She sat there alone with her glistening
eyes.
If the money was not here yet, it would mean that Wynn really did not buy this villa.
How could this be?
It was under Wynnâs name. Was that kid really the one who bought this villa?
If it really was Philip, then⦠Who was he?
Why did he have so much money?
Martha was terrified. She started sweating as she ran back to her room. Then, she dragged Charles up
from the bed.
âHey, what are you doing? Why are you still awake in the middle of the night?â
Charles sat up angrily. He leaned against the headboard and put on his presbyopic glasses.
âLower your voice.â
Martha hit Charles mysteriously, then looked at the door of the room. She said, âCharlie, let me tell you,
Wynnie told me that sheâs not the one who bought this villa. Philipâs the one who bought it.â
âDidnât you say Wynnie bought it with her companyâs funds?â
Charles could sense that something major was going on. He asked in all seriousness.
Martha shook her head and said, âThe money isnât here yet.â
Charles nodded and grunted a reply. He looked at the ceiling and said in annoyance, âGo to sleep. No
matter who bought it, itâs still the same.â
Slap!
Martha slapped Charles across the face. She glared at him and scolded. âWhat do you mean the
same? If Philipâs the one who bought this place, how can I be the one in charge of this family? Heâll
definitely walk all over me!â
Charles was fuming. He shouted, âMartha, are you insane? This is not your house. Philipâs the one who
bought it! It belongs to Philip! How many times did I tell you to be good to Philip? But you refused to
listen. Did you forget what Philip warned you last time? How can you be so stubborn? Do you really
think Philip is still that useless son-in-law who allows you to bully him left and right?â
Martha was speechless after she got scolded. She sat on the bed angrily and glared at Charles.
âI donât care. I have to be the one in charge of this family.â
Martha gritted her teeth and said.
Charles was seething. He lied down and covered his head with the blanket. âGo to sleep! I donât want
to talk to you anymore! Sooner or later, youâll destroy this family with your stubbornness!â
Martha sat on the bed and scowled at Charles. She kicked him a few times to prevent him from
sleeping. She rambled on angrily, âWhat do you know? Iâm doing this for the good of the family. As long
as our names are not on the paperwork, you and I will eventually get kicked out of the house to beg for
food and youâll still wonât know what the hellâs going on!â
Martha finally went to bed after mumbling to herself for quite some time.
In the early morning of the next day, Philip woke up with a headache.
When he was about to get out of bed, the door of his room opened.
âHey, Philip, I made some soup for you to sober up. Itâs good for your stomach. Drink it while itâs still
hot.â
Martha came in with a bowl of soup. She had a flattering smile on her face.
Philip was taken aback. Perhaps this was the first time his mother-in-law was so good to him. She even
made him soup to sober up.
âThank you.â
Philip smiled politely.