The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 248

His opponent was too formidable!

He or she was driving him to his grave!

Samson could not understand how he had provoked such an opponent.

Nevertheless, he did not have the time to think about it. Samson quickly took out his phone and called his father. At the moment, only his father could save him.

Very soon, Bob, who was still in the Old Johnston Manor, received a call from Samson.

Bob’s ringtone was like an evil melody.

Bob stared at his phone on the table for a long time, afraid to answer it.

It had been less than ten minutes since Philip declared that he would make the Seafare Trading Company that belonged to Samson go bankrupt.

Could it be…

Impossible!

“Old Master, you should pick up the call. Samson must be calling you for help,” Philip said as he sipped his tea calmly.

Bob was dubious but answered the call anyway. Almost immediately, Samson’s crying voice was from the other end of the phone, “Dad, you must save me this time. My company has gone bankrupt. The business and tax authorities are also after me!”

Ba-thump!

Bob’s heart took a dive, and he gaped at Philip who was indifferent.

He really had done what he said he would do.

“Samson, what did you say?” Bob was still in disbelief as he asked in a quivering voice.

“Dad, the company… the company is bankrupt! They’re here for me, they want to take me away. Think of something quickly!” Samson was anxious and terrified.

Once he was caught, he would be put in jail for sure!

At this moment, Bob finally flew into a panic. His eyes fell on Philip, and he asked, “Did you really do this?”

Philip nodded and said, “That’s right, and it’s only the appetizer.”

That one sentence from Philip broke Bob’s final defense.

Samson naturally heard the exchange of words from the other end of the line and asked in nervous curiosity, “Dad, who are you talking to? Who did what?”

Bob said quaveringly, “Samson, your company’s bankruptcy was caused by Philip.”

Although Bob was unwilling to believe it, the truth was right in front of him, and he had no choice but to believe it.

Philip Clarke actually did it!