My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 186

The governor’s nephew, a soldier of the Southern Region territory.

These two identities were indeed somewhat difficult to handle.

Nash led the two of them into the villa.

“Maria, please help me make a pot of coffee!” Maria had temporarily lost her job after the Lewis family’s estate was no more. Since Adam was the senior legal advisor of Baroque and Rococo, Hera decided to hire her as their maid at Royal Bay in an effort to take care of his family.

“Ah, alright!” Maria responded and went to make tea.

“Captain Holt, please take a seat wherever you like,” Nash said to them as he took his own seat.

The two of them had never seen such a luxurious villa before and felt uncomfortable just sitting on the sofa.

“Do you have any detailed information about Wesley?” Nash asked.

“Wesley, 35 years old. He joined the army at the age of 18 and was assigned to the Southern Region at the age of 23. At 28, more than ten of his teammates were killed in a bombing battle due to his misjudgment. He was then arrested and then dismissed from the army…

put on him by the local inspection department, so he absconded and fled abroad. He hasn’t

mind.

abroad to bring back a corpse. A DNA test confirmed that the corpse was Wesley. After obtaining the death certificate, Governor Townsend brought the death certificate to Chief Zink to

was puzzled. “Then how did you confirm that

who was dead suddenly appeared, they would have definitely changed their appearance.

arrived with the coffee then.

be so easily overheard by

and then went

from Jonford. After he was sent back to Jonford, we received orders from our superiors to put him under strict surveillance to keep him subdued. I was one of the

did not dare take any drastic measures back

dare murder officers.

time, Captain Holt was already the deputy director in charge of internships, but because of that, he was demoted. Now, he’s just an unknown small captain. Other teams have 40 or

Angelica. “Stop talking about

recognize him as long as he doesn’t change

up