My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

The Array Canon!

Nash looked at the tome about array patterns, which was a hefty ten centimeters thick. He could not help the twitch in his mouth. "Even the Oxford Dictionary isn't this thick, is it?" he commented. Flushing with embarrassment, Tatiana replied, "Array patterns are a profound and complex study. They're mysterious too! Of course, the topic would be complicated!"

When she was clinging onto Nash moments before, she felt a dizzying, almost drunken sensation. Now, her pants felt sticky while a numbness coursed through her body. "Tatiana, you don't seem quite yourself. But you don't look sick either," Nash said with a slight frown when his piercing dark eyes picked up her shy demeanor.

"I'm... fine," Tatiana mumbled, her head even lower now.

Softly, Nash asked, "You were trembling a bit when you were holding onto me just now. Could it be..."

Tatiana panicked and exclaimed, "Ah! Shut up, shut up!" She hastily covered Nash's mouth with both hands, eyes filling up with resentment. She almost wished she could bite him to death.

A rich milky fragrance wafted into Nash's nose. Such an exquisite scent! Who could resist a woman with the scent of milk?

Nash smiled and said, "Let's focus on studying the array patterns."

Once you learn these patterns, you'll reach new heights in your mastery of arrays!" Her family had arranged a marriage for her with someone from a renowned array family. They were the strongest among

of the Thoran family was a master of arrays and also a peak expert in the Mystique Loyalty Realm. Even her grandfather had

marry into the Thoran family unless... she could find a man whose skills were that of the level of an

and said, "Stop joking. I've never touched any of these array patterns before. It would take forever for me to learn

years only to

worth of patterns. If you want to

learn it

was teasing him, but she also

years for just three pages?" Nash scoffed. "What exactly do

maybe?" Tatiana blinked

hearing it. I'll try to get through this book, then," Nash said, opening the first page of

birth to Two, Two gives birth to Three, and Three