My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 613

Several buildings past the back door of the main hall led to a resting

area. At this moment, in the room where the bishop was located,

more than 20 bodyguards clad in black were standing with their

hands behind their backs.

In front of them stood a white-haired old man with a dragon-headed cane in his hand. Beside the old man was a middle-aged person dressed in a suit, who happened to be the person in charge of the

Mount Warner scenic area.

The venerable bishop, in his 70s, was wearing a robe. He had a string.

of prayer beads in his hand as he sat on a mahogany-made high-

backed chair.

“Bishop, this is Mr. Dominic Carter, the chairman of the Green

Bamboo Association. He has come to pick up Lindon,” said the

person in charge respectfully.

Mount Warner had become a scenic area all thanks to the bishop’s

efforts. Purple Church was now able to earn money from offerings

well as make a substantial profit from ticket sales on the project.

It was truly

be punished with 80 strokes before he can leave,” the bishop said slowly, his voice

rigid, people ought to be flexible. Lindon hails from a distinguished background. How can he endure such punishment?”

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bishop, a priest coldly spoke up, “Rules are

a martial priest of the

mid-level Profound Reality

into a tourist attraction,

Moreover, the annual dividends were

this

come to them for help, even asking the

the rules of the church. Such a request was a

lack of respect for the

your bishop. Do you have the

of the scenic area’s

was

speak to the bishop

person in charge, his

The person in charge rolled up his sleeves, looking like he was about to get physical.

forward. Dealing with ant ordinary person like him would be as easy as just lifting

Dominic tapped his dragon-headed

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rules, there

because we adhere to the rules. Everything should be done according to the

tycoon was

At the man’s words, the person in charge of the

a

are meant to be adhered

the scenic area disdainfully, finding his sycophantic behavior