My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1895

This incident spread throughout all the sects. Regardless of whether they were first-rate sects or second-rate sects, all of them had a change of attitude toward Nash.

Georgie's arrogance instantly disappeared. His eyes were fixed on Nash as he asked, "Are you going to meddle in other people's business too?"

Nash said calmly, "Douglas is my friend. How can this be called meddling?"

Grisham gulped and whispered, "Son, how about we forget it?"

Georgie's eyes were red. He gritted his teeth and said, "No, we can't just let it go. The Lazadars have disgraced me, and they even dare to hit you. If this revenge isn't avenged, my heart will be broken!"

Nash interjected with a smile, "You can't avenge this. As long as I'm here, you can't kill Douglas!"

Georgie laughed maniacally, "Nash, I know you're stronger than me, but aren’t you insulting me if you say that I can't kill him?"

Georgie had Douglas in the grip of his hand. As long as he exerted his strength, Douglas would be crushed immediately. Moreover, he had his master's amulet, so Nash would not be able to hurt him immediately.

Nash was just bluffing.

Nash smiled. "If you don't believe me, you can try it!"

"Sure!" Georgie immediately used his spiritual power to crush Douglas' neck.

Just as he was generating his power, the nascent soul within him suddenly exploded into nothingness.

Georgie spat out a mouthful of blood. He was horrified as he stared at Nash.

He thought, ‘How can it be? How is this possible? How did he manage to destroy my nascent soul without lifting a finger?’

"What do you think?" A smile appeared on Nash's lips. With a wave of his right hand, a gentle spiritual power swept Douglas over. He lifted his hand and kneaded Douglas' forearm.

There was a crisp, crackling sound coming from the bones, like chestnuts roasting over fire. Douglas’ crippled limbs healed under Nash's uncanny hands.

At this moment, Tatiana and Lucille rushed over.

"Grandpa...Great-Grandpa..."

Lucille ran forward. The sight of her grandfather and great-grandfather’s bloodshed caused her vision to go dark as she fainted to the ground.