The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 1407

This night seemed to stretch on endlessly.

In the luxurious suite, Chester was sitting on the sofa and sipping on warm tea. He would check the documents in his hands from time to time.

At this time, a subordinate walked in through the door and said respectfully, “Master Ludwig, Kinley Wes requests to see you.”

Chester frowned slightly before stretching. He then said with a smile, “Let him in.”

After a while, Kinley appeared in the suite with a walking cane while smiling. He respectfully greeted, “Master Ludwig.”

Chester smiled, motioned Kinley to sit down, and said, “I just brewed a pot of tea. Try it.”

Kinley did not decline the hospitality. He picked up the cup, took a sip, and exclaimed, “Good brew, fragrant and citrusy. It must be the specialty Earl Grey tea of Cloudside.”

“Oh, are you aware of this special blend too?” Chester asked with a laugh.

“Haha, to tell you the truth, I visited Cloudside a few years ago and stayed here to recuperate for a while. Only the Earl Grey here is suited to my taste buds.”

Kinley replied without dwelling too much into the past and just shared the essentials.

Chester glanced at Kinley profoundly before asking, “Have things been taken care of?”

Kinley nodded and said, “Everything has been handled cleanly. Please rest assured, Master Ludwig.”

With that said, Kinley took out a few photos and handed them to Chester.

Chester took them, glanced at them, and frowned. His tone was slightly cold as he asked, “Why did you burn them?”

Kinley said apologetically, “Master Ludwig, this was negligence on my part. My subordinates were too aggressive in doing things. To avoid leaving clues, they created a big fire and all these people died in it.”

Hearing this, Chester’s eyes flashed with a trace of coldness. He stared at Kinley’s smiling face for a moment before laughing it off. “Haha, fire is good. Burn everything and the dead shall leave no proof behind.”

The end of this statement carried a hint of questioning.

It was not that Kinley did not hear it, but he pretended not to. He said with a smile, “Thank you for the compliment, Master Ludwig.”