My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 121

However, Nash did not care. As long as he started on the path of cultivation, the shortened lifespan would naturally be replenished.

After hearing Stellar’s words, Philix was deeply moved and walked up to Nash. “Mr. Calcraft… please accept my bow!” he said, about to kneel down.

Nash quickly helped Philix stay upright, smiling as he said, “Warden, you mustn’t. You’re a great hero who guards the Northern Territory, and I’m just a commoner. How can I have you kneel before me?”

With tears in his eyes, Philix said, “Mr. Calcraft, either you become sworn brothers with me, or you accept my kneeling!”

Stellar whispered, “Warden, Nash is only in his 20s. He could be younger than your son. Are you really going to swear brotherhood with him?”

Philix glared at Stellar. “Did I ask for your opinion?”

Stellar kept his mouth shut, not daring to utter another word.

Truthfully, he wanted to suggest that the warden adopt Nash as his adopted son.

After all, the warden had no children, and after retirement, he would need someone to care for him.

Nash scratched his head. “Then… let’s just become brothers!”

He called out with a hand in his heart, “Martial Brother Philix…”

Philix nodded. “Martial Brother Nash…”

Nash did not feel awkward. After all, his two other martial brothers were even older than the warden.

years of his

not inappropriate to become sworn martial

posthumously grant them top honors, build monuments in their name,

nodded lightly. “I’ll handle it

Cillian and Zakariah showed relieved

some deaths were greater than others.

died protecting the warden, which was a great achievement, and they would rest in peace

stayed at

chatted

she had spent the night with the president

other one felt energized because of the events of the night.

that Nash and the warden had become sworn brothers.

important backing like the warden, he would definitely want Nash to marry

also wondered when her grandfather would regain

next day, as soon as dawn

I was held up

Hera in a hoarse voice.

heard about it. Why didn’t you tell me about

smiled and said, “I thought it could be dealt with during the day.

told Hera everything, so he did not explain much.

tired last night. Rest well at home today,

asked, “It was thundering all night last night. Did you

Olivia’s house, and I even

spoke softly, trying not to wake Olivia, “Let’s talk later. I’d