My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 23

“He… He’s my fiance!” Hera felt uneasy.

All her grandfather’s memories about Nash were gone. Would he object to this marriage?

He could not!

She had to go get the marriage certificate with Nash as soon as possible.

Herman pinched the bridge of his nose. “I see. You guys can go do what you need to do. Harrison, get Hubert and his family to come and see me immediately!”

Hera turned to look at Nash with a helpless expression on her face.

“Let’s head out first…” Nash said.

Hera wanted to cry when the two of them were outside. Despite wanting to cry, the tears were not forming. Hera said, “When it rains, it really pours. I think Grandpa will definitely take back the villa in Royal Bay!”

“It’s not like you can’t live in the apartment,” Nash said with a smile.

“Are you stupid? The heads of the households who can live in Royal Bay are either rich or noble. We can benefit a lot if we latch onto just two or three of them!” Hera said angrily.

“I’ll write up a prescription later to treat the old man’s damaged brain nerves as soon as possible so that he might recover his memories soon.”

help Grandpa retrieve his memories as soon as possible. Otherwise, Uncle’s family will definitely take advantage of this time to play

walked downstairs while

had prepared breakfast and asked the two of them to

her

went outside to

the corners and arrived at the security

was browsing through

heard knocks on the door and looked up but did not see

as he was about to sit back

bastard is disturbing my mood?” The security guard grabbed the baton from

and walked out.

he felt something sting his neck. Then, he found himself on the stage of a bar, surrounded by beautiful, sexy

and then

room. He opened the cover of the back of his phone and pulled out a data cable before plugging it into the port of the computer’s

less than three minutes, he skillfully made a copy

footage in

put away his phone and walked

snake–shaped golden needle from the security guard’s neck,

front of the security guard gradually disappeared. He looked at his empty surroundings, the corners of his mouth