My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Joe's cold gaze swept over Walter and Grant before finally turning to Nash.

They were just three men with no cultivation whatsoever.

How could Xeno Hun be so arrogant?

"Mr. Hun, I know you've dominated the entire underworld in Jonford, but this is Jenzburg, not Jonford!"

Joe sat on a couch, his eyes as sharp as a knife as he stared straight at Xeno.

At that moment, one of Xeno's henchmen hurried in and leaned down to whisper in Xeno's ear, "Mr. Hun, their people are all over the nearby streets, and many of them are armed with guns!"

Xeno's pupils slightly contracted. He thought to himself, 'How could these guys be so brazen?'

"I see. You can leave now," Xeno said calmly while nodding.

Then, he crossed his legs, looking nonchalant as he said, "Mr. Goldberg, I hope I haven't offended you?"

No matter how many people they had, Nash alone was enough.

He knew Nash was even more formidable now. Otherwise, he would not have gotten over here within five minutes of receiving his message.

He guessed that Nash had flown here.

Joe picked up a glass of liquor from the table and took a few sips. "You broke the legs of my men, and now you're telling me you haven't offended me?"

Xeno replied coldly, "Have you asked him why I broke their legs?"

"I have...

said they

the glass, causing

crazy. If he hadn't offended

men just happened to be

Jenzburg, and he did not want to thoroughly offend

again, "He said they hadn't entered

as causing trouble if they haven't entered

a gun at

I'm not here to reason with you. I'm here to

slowly from the couch. His several grandmasters

eyes flashed with determination. "The head of the Dragon Tiger

ask your Mr. Skye if he

Joe's tone grew colder.

Xeno became somewhat flustered...

knew that the Grand Gang was the top underground force in Jenzburg, but he had no clue

to say this meant that the Grand Gang had

and Grant were good at reading

tell from Xeno's face that he was nervous, and they

three of them looked at the

in one hand and a half-empty beer in the other. He looked displeased as he gazed at

or for

said seriously, "I invited you here for a drink. I didn't invite him. He