My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 1248

The members of his little group chat were all business leaders.

Nalarov immediately withdrew from the group chat as soon as he

was added to the group.

Later, someone asked him why he quit the group. He only said that

they were not worthy of being with him.

Blaine glanced at Gabriel timidly and thought to himself, ‘Fortunately,

I had the foresight. Otherwise, I would’ve been crushed to pieces

today.’

Shanice had gotten her team to set up another table.

Austin, Elsabeth, and Tina took their seats.

Elsabeth whispered, “Baby, who are they? Why does their presence

feel so strong?”

Tine turned to look at Austin as well.

Like Elsabeth, she felt suffocated by these people’s presence.

Austin made a quick introduction in a whisper, “The one next to

of the Skyes in Capiton. The one who came in just now is from the Zuniga family. The Zunigas are ranked second among

eldest son of the Petro family. They’re ranked first among the Ten Families. Their wealth has not been made public. Otherwise,

foreign plutocratic families!”

and Tina hyperventilated as they heard this.

Petro family is usually very low-key, and Mr. Nalarov is extremely busy. He

Mr. Calcraft and the others will be trampled on

today!”

and Tina

moment, there was another knock on the door.

opened the

a leather coat and silver-dyed hair

was slim and tall with a sharp gaze. His face was as beautiful as a jewel. His intense eyes sparkled beautifully all the time.

Were you getting too restless in the northwest, so you wanted to

tone was

but looked at Nash

face was not familiar to him, but Nash presumed that Maverick was also a well-known figure within the business circle. Getting to know

Melody’s future business ventures.

to Gabriel and

come to Xanthalos.

some time

mouth turned dry. He picked up the teacup on the table

a few sips.

of the Northwest King of Business. Their family had begun to develop into a chamber of commerce. Someone like Theo was able to

more than 2,000 miles away

here in a

still far from the top, but I’ve