My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

The entire living room fell into silence.

Skadi’s eyes widened, and her jaw dropped.

Was Hera being too reckless here, trying to snatch her cousin’s husband?

If this got out, how could she continue working at the company?

“Nonsense!” Harrison’s face turned pale, and he immediately stepped forward to pull Hera back.

The Lewises’ marriage contract clearly stated that it should be Helena.

He wanted Helena to marry Nash because if she married the wealthy Watsons’ scion, his eldest brother’s company would receive a 1.5 billion investment and could go public immediately.

At that time, all of the Lewises’ resources would also be given to his eldest brother.

Meanwhile, his family would completely lose the opportunity to turn things around.

“I’m not being reckless here. Helena said that we should marry whomever we want! The Lewises have a marital contract to fulfill. We can’t go back on our promises, can we?” Hera shrugged off her father’s hand, her tone resolute.

“You little…” Harrison raised his hand, wishing he could slap some sense into his daughter.

He was fighting for the family’s fortune precisely for the sake of his precious daughter. How could she not understand?

“Harri, calm down for now!” Hubert had just been thinking about how to help his daughter escape, and now that Hera had taken the initiative, he naturally had to seize this opportunity.

A smile filled his round face. “Hera is also considering Dad’s reputation here. The marriage contract was set by Dad. If my daughter marries into the Watson family, the Lewises will benefit greatly. And if your daughter marries Nash, Dad will get to keep his honor. Isn’t this a win-win situation?”

“I think Berty’s idea is excellent!”

“Yes, I support Berty too!”

“We’re all family here. We should live in peace!”

Their relatives all nodded and echoed one after another.

After all, if Helena married into the Watson family and obtained the 1.5 billion investment, their fates would also change.

face became extremely

the marriage contract, so why

voice, “Dad, believe me this

believed in her own thoughts. Grandpa was so tolerant of her

their family would

bitterly, “Rara, this isn’t some child’s

choose her own happiness. Why are you so

and noble, walked over. She grabbed Hera’s hand and said, “I support your decision. Your judgment is definitely better than mine!” As

used to be the beloved gem of

Harrison, she was abandoned by her family. She thought Harrison would accomplish something, but he ended

Nash. Even Herman himself said he was exceptional, and there must be a reason for

fully supported her

face turned crimson, but

“My mom’s the best!”

hugged her

his daughter, saying with resentment, “I gave you a chance, yet you two tossed it away. You… You

Regret?

only thing Hubert would regret doing was if he married his

of the family’s interests. Since my niece has agreed to marry Nash, let’s consider the matter settled!” His tone carried a sense of authority as if he were the head of the Lewis

no strength left to argue against Hubert’s family. He looked at Nash with a

everyone’s gaze turned to

incurred losses for two consecutive quarters, she still earns over 15,000

for Nash to know his

was full of frustration. He was originally supposed to marry the Lewises’ eldest young lady, but now he had to marry

one. No matter who

at him was like she was looking at a

other hand, Hera’s eyes were clear with a hint

much different. Hera did not wear any makeup, but

a world of difference between

clenching her fist and

to disobey my master’s command. If it weren’t for this marriage contract, perhaps I wouldn’t have bothered the Lewises. My master instructed me to treat you as my elder, Mr. Lewis, so I’ll

After all, the marriage contract was arranged by Mr. Lewis and his master. Even if they wanted

observed Nash’s gaze on his

lingered a bit longer on Hera, and it seemed that they had

for Helena to marry Nash unless

make the choice for him to leave him with an ounce of dignity. This young man truly understood social etiquette

said,

was

engagement had been