Chapter 847
The First Heir
Caesar knelt on the ground and felt very aggrieved.
He never imagined that he would end up like this one day.
Looking at Philip in front of him, Caesar seemed to notice something unusual amid his daze.
Was he really defeated?
Hank kept winking at Caesar and said, âMaster Bailey, if you have any trump cards, take it out now or
weâll both die!â
Upon hearing this, Caesar stared at Hank closely, his pupils constricting.
Then, his face slowly turned red as the veins on his arm slowly popped!
He stood up angrily, snatched the phone from Philipâs hand, and shouted, âFine! You asked for it! Donât
put the blame on me!â
By now, Caesar had no other choice.
Philip just looked at him indifferently as if everything was under control.
That was the reason why Caesar felt apprehensive.
However, there was no other way.
He quickly dialed the number.
After a while, the call was connected.
At that moment, Caesar became very humble and respectful when he said, âMadam, something has
happened. The Bailey familyâ¦â
On the other end of the line, an indifferent female voice immediately said without any emotion, âCaesar
Bailey, you acted on your own. Now that something has happened, you still have the dignity to look for
me?â
Hearing this, Caesar trembled as his sweat poured.
âMadam, Iâm sorry, itâs all my fault. On the account that the Bailey family has served you well over the
years, please help us.â Caesar pleaded and almost fell on his knees.
âPass the phone to him,â the cold voice said again.
Caesar dared not delay. He hurriedly handed the phone to Philip as a trace of hatred appeared in the
corner of his eyes. He said, âDo you have any idea who this is? I hope you wonât be begging me later!â
Caesar could hardly wait.
He was waiting for the moment when Philip would kneel and beg him for mercy.
As long as the lady behind him took action, everything would be solved!
Philip Clarke?
Hehe.
What did it matter if he had some means and strength?
In front of the lady, everything was peanuts!
Philip glanced at Caesar mockingly, answered the phone, and turned on the loudspeaker. He said, âYou
seem to think that Iâm going to lose.â
Caesar did not say anything, but his eyes said it all.
Yes, without a doubt!
However, Philip remained indifferent and said, âGiada Wallis, do you think I donât know Caesar Bailey is
your lackey?â
There was a moment of silence on the other end of the line, followed by Giadaâs voice that carried a
tone of negotiation. âPhilip, let go of Caesar Bailey. This person canât be touched. Whatever he did, Iâll
make it up to you.â
Hearing this, Caesar and Hank were stunned!
Was the lady negotiating with him?
Moreover, she had to make it up to him!
Impossible!
What the hell was happening here?
The next second, Philip said coldly, âIf I refuse?â
At those three words, Caesar paled with shock!
It was the first time he ever heard someone say that to the lady!
Brazen!
Arrogant!
This Philip Clarke, how could he be so bold and say such things?!
It was terrifying!
Was he simply too ignorant of the opponentâs strength?
However, what was even more unexpected was the next sentence from Giada on the phone. âPhilip,
how about we make a deal?â
âWhat deal?â Philip asked with a frown.
âYouâll let go of Caesar Bailey, and Iâll tell you a secret about your motherâs accident.â
At this moment, Giada was standing in the lobby of Cirrus Villa, her arms across her chest. She was
looking at the flowers and plants outside the window, but her eyebrows were twisted into a thin line.
Philip fell silent.