My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 738

Chapter 738 

At Cerulean Sky Palace, Hubert was walking around anxiously with 

his hands behind his back. 

Suddenly, the phone in his hand vibrated. 

He quickly took a look and saw that it was his daughter. He 

immediately answered the call. “Helena, have you found your uncle?” 

There was no sound on the other end of the phone. 

Hubert frowned. “Helena?” 

There was static over the line, and Helena’s voice was choppy. 

“Hello… Dad… Uncle… possessed… you… run…” 

Hubert thought his phone was broken, so he smacked the receiver 

hard. “Helena, can you hear me?” 

However, the call was hung up! 

At this moment, the doorbell rang. 

Hubert walked to the door and took a look through the peephole. 

Seeing that it was Harrison, he was about to open the door 

immediately. Suddenly, he remembered that his daughter had just 

told him that Harrison was possessed. 

However, so what if he was possessed? 

Harrison was his biological brother! 

He had been targeting Harrison over the years, even sending 

assassins to kill Hera. 

He had done many misdeeds against Harrison. 

Hubert opened the door without hesitation. 

Smiling, Harrison said, “Hubert, you’re not asleep yet. I hope I’m not disturbing you?” 

Hubert noticed that Harrison’s eyes were a little red. He could not help but ask, “What’s wrong with your eyes?” 

“I’m burnt out…” Harrison explained as he walked into the room. 

“Don’t work too hard. You have to pay more attention to your health. 

and diet.” 

When Hubert was about to close the door, Harrison pulled out a 

dagger. 

The sinister and evil voice echoed in Harrison’s mind again, telling 

him to kill! 

Harrison trembled as he went through an inner struggle. Hubert was 

his brother! 

The voice in his head seemed to become extremely penetrating, ‘Kill 

him! Kill him!’ 

Harrison’s bloodshot eyes turned colder and colder. 

Suddenly, there was the loud sound of glass shattering. 

Hubert quickly looked back.. 

This time, Harrison’s dagger was aimed straight at Hubert’s chest. 

Just when Harrison’s dagger was about to pierce Hubert’s heart, a stream of light hit Harrison’s wrist. 

The dagger in Harrison’s hand flew off course and pierced the door. 

He looked at his arm in frustration. There was a ten-centimeter-tall