My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 815

Melody was so excited that her eyes turned red. If Nash was not Hera’s man, she would have wanted to hug him and give him a kiss. The desire for beauty was universal, especially when one’s appearance had been decent before.

She might not have turned every single person’s head when she went out in the past, but at least half of the people she encountered would find her pleasing to the eye.

After being so severely injured, Melody had contemplated suicide at the thought of her face being ruined. Now, seeing that she had recovered and become even more beautiful than before, she could not help but be excited.

With his hands shoved in his pockets, Nash smiled and said, “Have you figured out how to thank me?”

Melody lowered her head and replied, “How do you want me you?”

“How about offering yourself?” Hera burst into a delicate laugh while covering her mouth before Nash could even say anything.

Melody knew Hera was joking but still could not help her face turning red.

Hera then got up, looked at Nash, and asked with some concern, “Are you hungry? I can go and make something for you.”

Nash was slightly taken aback, but then he nodded and smiled. “Sure, I haven’t had tomato pasta in a long time!”

made her way

and a few others were having dinner at the moment. The table was filled with

had a drink, Borris asked, “Master Peter, when

let the ghoul overlord absorb some moon essence. Then,

Peter had

place where many practiced the Path. Many outstanding individuals and spiritual

their lingering souls now protecting the sanctuary. All of these

a Path taker called Lloyd. I mus

Lloyd earlier in the day was Borris hims His scant words had angered Lloyd, leading to public outrage and insults being thrown at him. Borris was quite unhappy about it.

bodyguard walked in and said, “Boss, someone delivered a letter of

and looked at The Swordsman.” It’s likely from Nash to my

handing it over to The Swordsman with a smile. “Just as expected, Nash is challenging my godfather

written on a standard A4-size

heard of The Swordsman’s Seven Deadly Swords, renowned