My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 1534

A graceful figure in ancient green attire appeared at the entrance in an instant.

The aura of someone from the Profound Oriental Realm made everyone breathless.

"Profound... Profound Oriental Realm!"

"It seems to be someone from a sect!"

"That's the attire of the Sage Mantle Sect!"

Some old folks from martial arts families whispered to each other.

Anton squinted and said, "The Sage Mantle Sect's Master Roxy!"

Roxy saluted and said, "Greetings, the Varhesses!"

Anton smiled faintly. "How do you testify?"

Roxy replied, "I swear on the Path that everything Nash said is true!"

Theodore said indifferently, "Is that all?"

Anton chuckled. "Master Roxy of the Sage Mantle Sect is of Profound Oriental Realm strength. By swearing on the Path, she's under the supervision of the heavens. If she violates it, she'll be condemned by the heavens!"

With this statement, the crowd believed Nash's words and were simultaneously shocked that he could survive an encounter with someone at the Profound Oriental Realm.

and

from her injuries since her last battle and had barely eaten in days. Now, she just

questioned, "Will you be responsible for the

in agreement. "Indeed, you should bear this loss, and

had stepped forward to speak up for

the Celestial Dragon Squadron for the Thoran family's losses. This was just them providing ample measures to retain dignity for the Thoran family. Theodore snorted. "Today's

thinking that even though Nash was the Celestial Dragon Squadron commander and had strong political backing, this loss would still

to pay double the amount

the Thoran

City's Sloan family is also willing to do the

same for the Fisher

family is also

is willing to pay five

m

they have no shame, stooping

rushed to offer money to the

double compensation was only four

a drop in the

and then slowly sat down in his

this all we can

said with a gloomy

capable? If you are, then take over," Theodore said, looking at his grandson

were not for the Medal of National Merit, he would have

did his grandson think they were dealing with