My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1828

Timothy did not know if he should start laughing or crying. “Even if we send him an invitation, he might not even dare show up!”

Given Nash’s position and power, it was highly likely he had already figured out the Klein family’s military power.

Would he dare journey to the Kleins' residence to face four Profound Oriental Realm experts himself?

Alexander picked up his teacup and sipped from it as he stared straight into Timothy’s eyes.

“I-I’ll go have that done right now…”

Timothy was so scared he began shuddering as he strode away from the living room.

…

At the State Capital building, Nash stood with two of the country’s founding figures to discuss matters related to the Divine Strategy Squadron and Anton’s funeral.

At the mention of Anton, the two elderly generals began tearing up.

“Mr. Varhess always strived to give everything his best during his time alive. I've already requested to the Sovereign that Mr. Varhess be offered a state funeral, and the Sovereign has agreed!"

Elias sat in an armchair, a thin gray blanket draped over his legs. He used a silk scarf to dab away the tears that had formed in his eyes.

Anton had established the Divine Strategy Squadron ten years after the government of Drakonia was formed.

Although his official position was well below the two elderly generals, he had been awarded just as many awards as they had.

“Life is so, so unfair!”

Kaden had a pained look on his face as he looked up at the skies. He was seemingly airing his grievances to the heavens!

“My condolences, sirs. Please make sure to look after yourself!”

Nash had a gloomy expression on his face as he spoke comfortingly.

Anton’s death was a massive loss to the country.

However, given everything that had happened, they should hope that the deceased’s soul was at peace while those who lived on did so with strength.

“Nash is right. Let’s not take up too much of his time and proceed to the next topic!”

Kaden soon regained control over his emotions. However, he still sounded a little choked up.

Elias nodded and turned to Nash, “A leader is necessary for a well-functioning organization. Nash, who do you think should be appointed as the squadron’s next commander?”