My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1059

Chapter 1059 

At the chairman’s office on the eighth floor of Innovate Collective, Irvine March was staring at the data report on his computer while feeling overwhelmed. 

Ever since Baroque and Universal Group partnered up, all their clients in Sagen had flocked to strike up a collaboration with Baroque. They were willing to pay their penalty for breach of contract just to work 

with Baroque. 

Two months ago, Baroque had been on the brink of bankruptcy. 

Suddenly, the landline to his office rang, and he heard his secretary 

saying, “Mr. March, someone is here to see you!” 

“Who?” Irvine asked with furrowed brows. Normally, she would 

specify who was looking for him. What was wrong with his secretary 

today? 

“Uh… He… He said his name is Nash Calcraft!” The secretary’s voic 

sounded both fearful and choked up 

She had stopped this person because she did not know him, only to end up getting embarrassed. 

“Nash?” Irvine’s brows furrowed even tighter together. He felt like he 

had heard that name somewhere before. 

“Let him in!” The office door opened, and Nash entered with long 

strides. 

To be polite, Irvine stood up with a smile and responded, “Mr. Calcraft, 

my apologies for not welcoming you properly!” 

“How much to buy Innovate Collective?” Nash asked calmly. 

Irvine shuddered. “Mr. Calcraft, what do you mean?” 

“I want to buy Innovate Collective.” 

Irvine’s lips twitched, and his expression grew cold. “Mr. Calcraft, everyone here is quite busy. I don’t have time to fool around with you.” 

He had never considered selling Innovate Collective, not even with the significant reduction in orders. After all, fewer orders would only 

mean they were earning slightly less! 

Moreover, according to the company’s audit evaluation, the company 

was worth at least 18 billion. He did not believe this young man was 

able to come up with 20 billion in assets unless he was a scion from 

one of the Ten Families of Capiton. 

“I don’t have time to waste with you either. Just tell me how much it 

take for you to sell the company,” Nash said again. 

“20 billion,” Irvine intentionally quoted a high price, hoping to de 

Nash. 

Nash nodded. “Alright.” 

Skadi was speechless, and Irvine was stunned for a full 30 seconds before he laughed heartily. “If you can really come up with 20 billion, I’ll sell it to you!” 

Nash took out his phone and dialed Walter’s number. 

“Mr. Calcraft!” 

“I need to borrow 20 billion!” 

“Alright, Mr. Calcraft. When do you need it?” 

“Now. I’m at Innovate Collective.” 

“Okay, I happen to be nearby for inspection. I’ll be there in ten minutes! 

Walter said respectfully. 

Skadi was speechless once again. If she did not know Nash, she might have thought he was crazy. Buying a 20-billion-dollar company as a gift for his wife? Perhaps only Nash would dare to do such a