My Substitute CEO Bride

The employees in the Publicity Department were reluctant to leave and wanted to see what was going on. Lauren's expression turned cold. "Don't you have any work to do?"

The crowd quickly dispersed.

Nash turned to Jasper and said, "Take her to the chairman's room and keep an eye on her!"

Jasper walked to Athena like a zombie, then picked her up and walked to the chairman's office.

Athena looked at the dull man, tears of remorse streaming from the corners of her eyes.

Nash roughly figured out why. He shook his head helplessly and then said to Lauren, "Mom... take me to see Athena's dormitory!" "Alright..."

Lauren called the dormitory office and asked for Athena's room number. After a while, both Lauren and Nash arrived at the employees' dormitory.

The dormitory caretaker opened the door of Athena's room.

In the room next door, a pretty woman in a bob suddenly came over. "Ms. Mare... What's going on?"

Lauren glanced at her. "Didn't you go to work today?"

"Today is my day off!" The short-haired beauty was a little nervous. This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org: ©.

She glanced at the handsome man next to Lauren again. Her face instantly turned red.

This man was handsome and elegant, much more good-looking than her boyfriend.

Fannie asked bravely, "Ms. Mare... is this handsome man Ms. Athena's younger brother?"

"He's my son-in-law!" Lauren replied flatly. At the same time, she made up her mind to find a reason to terminate Fannie tomorrow. How dare this woman have intentions to covet her son-in-law? Fannie felt disappointed. Sure enough, good men always belonged to someone else.

Nash turned to look at Fannie and asked calmly, "Did you have a nightmare last night?"

Fannie asked in surprise, "How did you know?"

Nash continued, "Do you feel weak today and have a fever?"

"Are...Are you a doctor?" Fannie was stunned.

She took a day off precisely because she had a slight fever and felt tired. She thought it was just a common cold and her condition would be cured by taking some medicine, but she did not go to the doctor.

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"You've been possessed by an evil spirit. You must've entered Athena's room yesterday!" Nash stepped into the room. The cold breeze hit his face.

Fannie followed behind Nash but kept a distance. She turned to Lauren and said, "Ms. Mare, your son- in-law is extraordinary. He's right about all my symptoms!"

She had clearly felt Lauren's hostility earlier. Now, she had to emphasize that Nash was Lauren's son- in-law, proving that she did not have any thoughts about him. Lauren's response was sharp. "My daughter is so outstanding, so her husband must also be outstanding!"

Fannie added, "Mr. Calcraft, I was taking photos of the statue of the Goddess of Divinity with my phone last night. Suddenly, a ghostly face came toward me. I suspect that Ì was possessed by the evil spirit at that time!"

Nash looked at the white porcelain statue. He strode over and the statue closed its eyes.

"You're fooling yourself!" Nash sneered and said to Lauren, "Mom, you guys get out first!"

The ghost of an infant was hidden inside the statue. Ordinary people would be traumatized to witness this. Lauren and Fannie exited the room.

Fannie praised Hera and Nash for their talents and looks. She said that they were made for each other.

Lauren smiled from ear to ear. Every mother wanted her child to be praised.

In the room, Nash waved his hand and closed the door. He stared at the statue coldly and questioned, "Come out on your own, or do you want me to make you?"

"How bold of you... How dare a mere mortal be disrespectful to me?!"

A halo of light suddenly emitted from the back of the statue's head. All the furniture in the room shook like crazy. The vast spiritual power was overwhelming and crushing Nash.

The spiritual power was estimated

to be around the peak of the

Profound Reality Realm. If this power invaded an ordinary person's mind, they would see spiritual illusions created by the infant ghost and believe that the Goddess of Divinity had descended.

However, Nash was no ordinary person.