The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 2785

“Hey, Little Phil, where’s your mother? Why hasn’t she visited me?”

Suddenly, the grandmaster asked.

Philip was startled as he looked at the excited old man in front of him. His words were stuck in his throat.

Then, the grandmaster looked at Philip in confusion and said, “Hey, who are you? Why are you in my yard?”

Hearing this, Philip could not bear it any longer and burst into tears.

Thump!

Philip knelt in front of the old man, took his hand, and said, “Grandpa, it’s me. I’m Philip Clarke, your favorite Little Phil… Grandpa…”

“Little Phil, is he back?” The old man said as he looked in the direction of the door, looking very forlorn.

Philip felt his heart aching as he took the old man’s hand and looked at his aged face and the lonely look in his eyes.

After accompanying the grandmaster for a while, Philip was about to leave.

When he walked to the door, the old man on the reclining chair suddenly said, “My Little Phil, you have to watch out for them…”

Philip turned his head sharply and saw the old man looking at him, but soon, his eyes became lonely again as he muttered, “Little Phil, Charlotte, when will you come and visit me?”

Philip stood there for a while before he turned and left. Walking out of the yard and standing at the door, Philip took a deep breath.

Hearing that, Chip made an inviting gesture. Then, they walked to the reception hall.

Chip glanced back at the yard, and a chill flashed in the corner of his eyes. He said to the servant next to him, “Keep a close eye on the grandmaster and don’t let him say things that shouldn’t be said. Also, increase the drug dosage in his future meals.”

The maid kneeling on the ground nodded tremblingly. Then, Chip caught up to Philip.

At this moment, the reception hall was already filled with the core members of the Larson family. The three masters of the Larson family, led by Silva, sat upright on the seats with cold expressions and a little anger in their eyes.

Philip walked in at this moment and said with an insincere smile, “Oh, I have to thank my cousins for welcoming me in such a big way.”