My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 50

He was not interested in money-that much was true-but he was not against it either.

He only had eight dollars after getting down from the mountain. He really could not do without money if he wanted to have a

stable life.

Walter saw Nash take a swig, and a smile appeared on his face.

He made the toast to apologize for his grandson, and Nash accepting it meant that he had forgiven Kai for his mistake the day

before.

The longer Queenie looked at Nash, the more upset she became. However, since her grandfather was here protecting him, she could not get angry.

Nash was eating so happily that Walter did not think it would be good for him to bring up his wife’s illness at this moment.

He picked up his cutlery and said with a smile, “Queenie, why don’t you have something?”

Since the grandmaster had invited them to dine with him, he could not possibly not eat and disrespect him.

Queenie glanced at the food on the table and immediately shook her head. “I don’t want to eat the food here. It’s more suited for dogs.”

viscera

“How presumptuous!”

on the dining table and shot Queenie an angry glare.

did she mean by saying that the

was eating happily. Was she not just

ordinary folks here. Did

already pale face turned even paler after she

at her grandfather with tears in her eyes and said, “I don’t want to eat

expression turned livid as he turned to a middle-aged man in a suit behind him. He said, “Call Matthias immediately and tell him to cut off his daughter’s pocket money starting today. Or else, I’ll cut off their family from

was his second son and also Queenie’s father.

suit nodded with a smile before immediately fishing

panicked. She flew to her feet and said,

her father and tell him to

she live a high-class life without any pocket money?

who looked aggrieved, from the corner of his eyes. A smile graced his mouth.

like her had never experienced the hardships of society,

he turned to the proprietor. “Serve the

the next table, a young man spat out

turned her head to look at him,

him, “Dr. Tanner, what’s