My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 122

Philix bowed deeply toward the two rows of corpses. “Rest assured, brave heroes. You protected me for a moment; I’ll defend the Northern Territory for a lifetime!”

Stellar, Henderson, and the inspectors all raised their hands in salute.

Grant, Joseph, Zakariah, and Skadi also paid their respects with a bow.

In the morning, Jade brought a group of high-ranking political figures from Jonford. They solemnly bent over and bowed, paying their respects to these heroic spirits who had died protecting the warden.

Cillian, Lloyd, and Nash, however, offered their respects with a hand on their hearts.

In fact, these three were very highly regarded in both the martial arts world and the priest community. They did not even need to pay their respects.

However, these people died protecting the warden.

They were worth honoring.

Half an hour later, under the guidance of an ambulance, a hearse from the funeral home slowly drove into the manor.

Hospital staff performed the final checks on the deceased, confirming their deaths before the funeral home workers dared to put the bodies into body bags.

with the bodies, Nash prescribed

according to the prescription and your body should be completely recovered within a month! Eat a balanced diet in the

that caused deossification for a long time, Philix was

tall, he probably

I won’t say more

responded with a big

saying goodbye to Philix, Nash went back

for too long, was planning to

out the window at the clouds while deep in thought.

tea and placed it in front

from him, Stellar asked with a smile, “Warden, you seem to have something

teacup and said, “I felt a very

said, “Perhaps it’s because Nash risked his life to protect you twice, so you feel he can be a true

friend in life?”

be a man

appeared before him as the Smiling Grim

not have been able to guess what kind of person the Smiling Grim Reaper was.

though he had insight into everything

family, would he?

then he said seriously, “Let’s not think about that now. When I return to the Northern Territory this time, let’s