My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 949

Nash smiled and asked, “Didn’t you call me Ruby the first time your

met me? Isn’t it because I look a lot like my mother?”

Paige wiped her tears and walked over to Nash. She reached out to

hold his face with trembling hands. “Y-You look exactly like her. It’s

almost like you were carved from the same mold!”

Stellar finally understood why Philix and Nash had such good

chemistry since the first day they met.

It was not because Philix liked hanging around young people, but it

was because Nash looked like his wife.

Paige said in disbelief, “I thought you…”

Nash explained, “On the day the Youngs were destroyed, I was

rescued by someone extraordinary. He took me to Tili mountain to

cultivate my skills.”

Paige’s lips trembled, and she cried while hugging Nash. “I’m so thankful you’re alive…”

seeing

grandmother’s back and said with some difficulty, Grandma, please stop crying. Let’s put it all in the past. My father hasn’t

even more. “I know, I

had a rough time too. After

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an immortal family that had been around for

of years.

for such a family to be exposed to

conceal his identity.

death of her daughter caused her

birth to two sons and a daughter with Santiago, and her daughter was the apple of her eye.

mental disorder after that. She would often see her daughter

put his hands on Paige’s shoulders and comforted her with teary eyes. “Paige, Ruby’s husband and child are here now. We should

did Paige let go of

Roland, “Take her to get some rest!”

shook her head and said, “I don’t need to rest. I haven’t taken a good look at my grandson

his tears. “Promise me you won’t cause any

“I

and cast an appreciative look at Nash.

He pulled his grandma to the couch and

chatting away..

at Melody, who was sitting next to Nash. She asked, “My dear grandson, is this your wife? She’s so beautiful. When will I be

lips twitched. Just as he was

descendant of the Young family’s confidant. I’m just his

If you love each other, just be together. He’s my grandson, and