My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1470

An elderly man dressed in a traditional robe promptly presented a check for ten million. Nash did not even glance at it.

His gaze was firmly fixed on Dallas as he said indifferently, "I made myself clear earlier. Tatiana is my girlfriend. Helping her is only natural for me, so please take this money back.”

The elderly man was the Cricton family's butler. Seeing Nash's refusal and perceiving it as disrespectful, he coldly said, "Young man, it's wise to recognize the situation. Do you think you're worthy of the Cricton family's eldest daughter?"

With these words, he released the aura of someone at the mid-stage of the Mystique Loyalty Realm. Nash merely glanced at the butler before unleashing his aura in return, which was at the peak of the Mystique Loyalty Realm.

Arrogant people should be subdued with force.

The butler coughed up a mouthful of blood. He staggered back several steps, then stared at Nash in shock. He exclaimed, "You... at the peak of Mystique Loyalty Realm?"

What? The peak of the Mystique Loyalty Realm?

The Cricton family members widened their eyes in disbelief.

How old was he? He was only 20-something but was at the peak of Mystique Loyalty Realm! Who would believe this if they heard it?

"May I ask, young man, from which sect do you hail?" Dallas slowly narrowed his eyes, intrigued.

The fact that this young man had emerged unscathed from Malignant Mountain and remained unfazed in the face of both Dallas' and Edmund's imposing auras were clear indications that he was no ordinary individual.

"My name is Nash Calcraft. My master is Johnathan Calcraft!" Nash replied, neither humbly nor arrogantly.

"Senior Calcraft?" Dallas was shocked. This young man was a disciple of the venerable sage?

"He says that and you just believe him?" Rosarch snorted coldly. Then, with a stern look, he questioned Nash, "How are you going to prove that you’re his disciple?”

Nash smiled and replied, "The elder Cricton asked me from which sect I hail, and I merely answered truthfully. Whether you believe it or not is up to you. Why should I need to prove anything?"

"How dare you…”