My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 565

Walter was so stricken that he dropped the teacup in his hand on the ground. At the same time, he felt extremely uneasy. There were only two possibilities for Nash to be calling him.

Either Kai had woken up or he had failed to make it. Walter did not even have the courage to ask.

“Mr. Watson, who’s the real owner of Splendor Microchips?”

“S-Splendor?” Walter was somewhat stunned but also relieved. At least Nash did not tell him that Kai had passed.

“I’m not very sure. I only recall the owner being from Mandora.”

“Your nephew, Louis, is the regional manager at Splendor, right?”

“Yes. Did he offend you, Dr. Calcraft? I’ll have him come over to

apologize to you right away!” Walter said eagerly.

“That’s not necessary. Just take control of him for a few days. If someone calls looking for him, just have him make up an excuse.

Just make sure nobody finds out that he’s under your control!” Nash

said solemnly.

Walter agreed without hesitation. After ending the call, Nash went

to refining the pill.

Residence was an estate filled

Louis was the son of one of Walter’s

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illness several years ago. Before his death, he had

annual allowance of ten million. He believed he had fulfilled his duty to his cousin. If Louis had truly offended

consequences than

Walter headed toward Louis’ villa, which was located at the far end

candlelit dinner on the villa terrace. Despite being in her 40s, his wife had maintained her skin so well that she looked like

in a suit. Wine glass in hand, he smiled and said, “The

it with Louis’s as she smiled. “You’re really something. Couldn’t you just ask him for a job? Why insist on going out to work?

for me to

red wine, sighed, and said,

me an important position so easily. Besides,

strict with his subordinates and easily

to live in constant fear every

makes you

before asking in a soft voice, “Aren’t you planning

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away. He must be

man’s punishments have been really unpredictable!” Louis felt that Kai’s fate. was unfair, but he could only express his dissatisfaction privately.

as she reproached in a low voice, “Lower