The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 1980

Dropping the rocket launcher, Philip clapped his hands, looked at Allen, who had fainted from fear, and said, “Pull him up.”

A few minutes later, a drenched Allen lay on the deck.

Philip had changed into a white bohemian shirt with black casual pants. He had on sunglasses as well. He stood with his hands behind his back. With the sea breeze blowing, his sturdy figure was exposed under the sun, and he looked extraordinarily handsome.

Just like a prince on the sea. At this moment, he put his hands in his trouser pockets, glanced at Allen who had passed out, and said, “Wake him up.”

A guard stepped forward and slapped Allen twice.

Allen threw up the seawater and a small fish. It fell limply on the ground, while Allen’s face was pale. Connor and Levi had been witnessing Philip’s methods from the sidelines since the start.

Too scary!

‘This guy actually dared to attack a member of the branch family.’

Following that, Philip looked at Allen who had woken up, and said, “I thought you were a tough guy. I didn’t expect that you were a timid guy who’s afraid of death.”

Allen’s brain was buzzing at this moment and he could hardly hear Philip’s words. He just knelt on the ground in a daze.

It was good to be alive.

Connor was furious and yelled at Allen, “You actually agreed to his terms? You’re a member of the branch family! How dare you compromise with this brat?!”

Allen was very helpless as well. He knelt on the ground and cried to Connor, “Connor, I don‘t want to die. I really don‘t want to die. The experience just now simply isn’t something normal people can endure. I couldn’t even breathe. And the sharks…”

Connor was angry as he glared at Allen and said, “Don’t call my name. You’re a traitor to the branch family.”

Philip watched this scene and turned to leave.

An hour later, the golden cruise ship slowly docked at Port One on Arcadia Island.

Philip, Wynn, and the others stood on the deck, looking at the welcoming crowd that stretched for dozens of miles at the port. They were all holding flowers and banners that read, ‘Welcome home, Young Master and Young Madam!’