My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 1866

At the Klein family's castle, the heads of the second-tier families attending the banquet saw the news. Their expressions changed. "Has Bruce Yarrow gotten tired of living?"

"He's usually very low-key. Where did he suddenly get the balls to do this today?"

"He probably drank too much wine. He was bragging to me about this high-end wine he snatched in a live broadcast recently."

Their discussions reached Alexander's ears. He frowned and looked at Timothy. "Go out and see what they're talking about."

Bewildered, Timothy went toward the door. Just as he reached it, he received a call from Marvin.

"Dad, Theo Skye bought the Yarrow family's funeral company and is sending over a hundred hearses our way. Nash and Benedict are also coming."

Marvin's tone was filled with anger. It was the patriarch's birthday, yet they were bringing hearses. It was obvious they were coming to disrupt the banquet.

Timothy's expression darkened as he gritted his teeth and replied, "Send people to stop them immediately."

He did not expect Nash to play such a childish trick. Although the Kleins were not afraid of him, today was still the patriarch's birthday. Sending hearses and coffins to the birthday banquet was incredibly disgusting. "Besides the patriarch, no one in the Klein family can stop Nash," Marvin said hoarsely.

crushed his phone and turned back to the living

"Grandpa-"

him, snorting coldly. "No need

"Hmm?"

cold gaze swept over, frightening

later, all the hearses were parked outside the Klein

Realm experts, were blocking the entrance. They all had angry

of the leading sedan. When he saw all the hostile expressions aimed at him, he said indifferently, "I present 150 coffins and wish upon the Kleins

which carried his

the castle stood up in

entrance of the hall. With his hands behind his back,

Profound Oriental Realm cultivation made

Benedict, who was also at the Profound Oriental Realm, felt a tightness

not yet broken through to the Profound Oriental Realm, he had fought and won against

Nash, he was calm

He was

usual,