The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 1651

Upon hearing this, Charles and Martha fell silent.

Philip had made it clear enough. If Martin and Bernard really did something illegal, Philip would not let them off the hook.

After much hesitation, Charles asked, “Can you not take it to the extreme? After all, they’re my second and third brothers. They’re Wynn’s uncles.”

Philip thought about it and replied, “Dad, what if they had tried to send Wynn to prison and wanted to kill the two of you?”

Martha immediately panicked at his words and shouted, “Philip, in that case, be tough on them! Take things to the extreme!”

Martha did not wish to die.

Charles was very surprised and hurt that his brothers would backstab him. Charles shook his head, got up helplessly, and left the room.

Wynn looked at Charles’ departing back and felt very sad. She suddenly thought that her father had aged a lot at that moment.

“Philip, if possible, I still hope that you won’t be too tough on my uncles.” Wynn raised her eyebrows and looked at Philip, her gaze clear and gentle.

Philip nodded and said, “I have my discretion.”

A night passed without incidents. The next day, Philip received Victor’s report.

“Young Master Clarke, we found out something. Martin sent his son, Liam Johnston, to Uppercreek to seek cooperation with the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce. How do you think we should handle this matter?” Victor stood next to Philip who was eating breakfast.

Philip ate a mouthful of cereal and said after some thought, “Liam Johnston? I got it. I’ll personally go to the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce later. I want you to arrange for more people to monitor the movement around the hotel and watch out for the group of people who barged into the hotel a few days ago. Have you found out anything about the other party?”

Victor shook his head and said, “Young Master Clarke, to tell you the truth, we tried to look into it but there’s no news at all. It’s clear the people who came that day are not to be underestimated. They must have considerable influence and background.”

Philip wiped his mouth as he nodded and said, “Okay, I got it.”

About half an hour later, Philip arrived at the Uppercreek Chamber of Commerce.

Martin had told Liam to come here to discuss cooperation. It seemed that he was in a hurry to develop Martin Pharmaceutical and was targeting the market in Uppercreek.

Martin had the right idea. After all, the medical market in Uppercreek was huge and indeed the best choice. Beacon Group had also recently expanded into Uppercreek, so Philip had to make certain arrangements first.