My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 373

Could he be hunting tomb raiders?

Thinking this, Old Perry regained his composure and said, “You’re thinking too much. I’ve been perfectly fine these past few days.” With that, the old man departed hurriedly without even asking who Nash was.

Seeing how Nash had figured out the old man’s background, Xeno could not help but ask, “Mr. Nash, how did you figure that out?”

Nash raised his teacup and took a sip, smiling faintly. “I used my eyes, of course.”

Xeno was speechless.

“Yasmin, what were you all talking about?” Margaret entered the house while holding a piece of pork belly in her hand.

Yasmin smiled and replied, “We were talking about Old Perry.”

“Did he say anything?” Margaret inquired.

much. He came to look for a rat,” Yasmin explained briefly.

“You haven’t eaten yet, have you? I’ll go make some

Yasmin replied quickly. She then took the meat from her mother’s hand and urged, “You sit down and chat with Mr. Calcraft. I’ll go prepare

already eaten, but her mother probably still had

not hungry yet. Go and get that thing for Mr. Young first,” Margaret said, looking at the ring

the refrigerator and then went to retrieve the

the Young family’s residence?” Margaret should have been quite young when the massacre happened. Since the Young family had

residence. I’ve only ever been with my uncle ever since I can remember. My father used to send money to my uncle every month. It wasn’t until I got married that my father told me a little bit about the Young family, but still, it wasn’t

was his relationship with your father??” Nash suspected Old Perry might also be connected to the Young family. It was worth

year. It was my father who invited them to live here,”

tomb raiding?” Nash

never heard of him being

took out a small plece of parchment before handing it

accepted the parchment. He glanced at it and confirmed that it did indeed come from the same map that the two pieces

you planning on avenging the Young

can’t allow those who wronged my family to exist under the same sky. I’d be letting my family down