The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 565

Waiting for someone?

Norm was worried. How could this guy be so confident?

“Norm, I should advise you to not get yourself involved in this.”

Philip shrugged. There was a coldness in his eyes as he said, “If you really did that, would you be worthy of the uniform you’re wearing right now? Would your conscience be fine with this?”

“You! What did you say?”

Norm was livid. How dare this kid insult him!

“You’re just a loser! You’re just rat sh*t!” Philip said coldly. He was not scared at all.

Loser? Rat sh*t?

Norm was beyond livid!

Actually, Philip was in a horrible mood today because a loser like Norm made him feel that society was doomed.

The people that the civilians were looking up to were doing misdeeds. How could the honest and good-natured people go on living like this?

Even though a lot of them were the embodiment of justice, there would be a few rat droppings in the mix to ruin their good name.

Philip felt that scums like these needed to be kicked out!

Yvette looked at Philip in curiosity. If this man dared to say this, then this case might not be as simple as it seemed.

She fell into deep thought. She was also passive now. After all, Norm said he would be the one interrogating Philip.

She knew the rules of the force, and she had also seen a lot of people being falsely accused. Had Norm received some benefits? Was that why he was randomly framing Philip for a groundless crime?

Norm chuckled coldly. “I’ve been in the force for ten years and I’ve seen more than 100 people like you. You’re still being disobedient now and even have the audacity to slander me. You really won’t give up until all hope is gone, huh?”

“Alright, I won’t ask you about your case anymore. I’ll hand you over to the relevant authorities!”

Norm slammed his notebook shut and smirked maliciously.

Philip was being nonchalant the entire time. Now, he was smiling lightly, but there was a hint of coldness in his smile. He said, “Norm, are you sure you don’t want to interrogate me more? I’m going to advise you to continue so that you won’t falsely accuse a well-mannered citizen.”

When he said this, Philip showed his acute drive. He said in a threatening tone, “Norm, what if I tell you that you’ll come back to beg me after you go out? What will you do?”