My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 37

Hannah eventually injected the medicine into Herman, and Cain, thinking that the matter would be revealed, hired a hitman

to silence her.

Nash pieced together the whole story, but to confirm it, he needed to have a conversation with Cain.

“What’s your name?” Nash helped the delivery man up from the ground.

“Hugo Zabinski!” the delivery man replied in a low voice.

“There’s indeed someone behind the deaths of your son and sister-in-law. I’ll investigate and ensure that the mastermind is brought to justice. You shouldn’t involve yourself in this matter anymore!” Nash assured confidently.

“You’re all in this together. I won’t believe your nonsense!” Hugo was filled with a deep hatred for the Lewises, and Nash was Hera’s fiance, so naturally, he would not trust him.

“If you insist on meddling, not only will you fail to get revenge, but you’ll also bring death upon yourself and your wife!” Nash squinted his eyes as he spoke.

Hugo immediately became more subdued.

The man made a valid point. He was just an ordinary delivery man, while the Lewises were a powerhouse he could never afford

to offend.

They had plenty of money and could easily eliminate him.

not matter much if he died, but what about his

of silence, Hugo looked at Nash and asked, “What should I do, then?”

wife and hide

a lingering doubt in his

to kill his own brother solely to help Hubert and his family, or

Hubert in acquiring the Lewises’

motive, the entire Lewis household would

that the culprit is sent to prison, or my

said, “I’ll do my

off, it was

his bag from the corner

a set of black tactical gear, a white smiling face mask, and a blood-red diamond-shaped dagger.

his standard equipment for

he

Nash was not out

it was

in front of the mirror and looked at the smiling

since

bed vibrated and rang.

video

and got into bed. He only showed his head and pretended to

on her bed in a pink pajama set, feeling a bit embarrassed. She said, “Did I wake you up,

“It’s good that you’re self-aware… Why aren’t you