The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 192

"Nancy, can I?" Judson's eyes were practically glowing with excitement. "Don't worry, with me by your side, no one would dare harm you."

Nancy couldn't help but chuckle wryly. So Judson wasn't here for the contract; he was here to tag along with her.

Listening to Judson's bold declaration, Neil felt his heart pounding in his chest. Seriously, who would dare mess with Nancy on Mr. Buchanan's turf? That would be asking for trouble!

"Do you have anything else to say?" Judson's tone was laced with impatience. "If not, Nancy and I are heading out."

"There's one more thing. I need to inform you about the signing fee and other terms. Consider if you can accept them," Neil said quickly, his gaze flicking towards Nancy.

Nancy caught on immediately, opening the car door. "I'll wait inside. You two carry on."

Judson nodded obediently, waiting for the moment Nancy closed the car door.

Once the coast was clear, his expression turned icy as he lowered his voice. "Are we done here?"

Young Master is back. He's been asking

paused, then chuckled coldly, his face unreadable. "I

little tail finally showed

replied, not daring to say

opened the car

why do I get

sounded genuinely surprised. "Are you serious? Am I that intimidating? Nancy, you're just teasing

scared

so deferential to Judson left her feeling strangely uneasy. "One might think you're Neil's high-ranking

ended with a probing

expression remained unchanged. "If I really were the CEO of Evergreen Global, I'd have thrown Cyrus out of Ardenweald by now! And not just that

on the inside. She was definitely overthinking things. Judson couldn't possibly be the legendary Mr.

Mr. Green, the Green family would've come knocking ages ago. A figure of such stature going missing would have caused a major stir in

glance at Judson. Clearly, Judson

and Judson left, Cyrus emerged from the amusement park, his expression cold and steely. Mr. Green, Judson, Baldrick, and Michael... Nancy sure knew how to pick rivals, each one more challenging than the