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My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera) novel Chapter 2143

Summary for Chapter 2143: My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera)

Summary of Chapter 2143 from My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera)

Chapter 2143 marks a crucial moment in Noveldrama’s Romance novel, My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

"I'm here to see my beloved Mossy Baby, of course," Patrick said in a hoarse, husky voice that sent shivers down one’s spine.

"Don't be disgusting. Hurry up and spill." Mosley could not be bothered with any more of Patrick's nonsense.

Patrick pointed at Mosley's hand and then flashed him a sinister smile.

"Hehe, there are traces of the old woman’s smell on your hands."

Mosley did not care. He shook his hands to disperse the smell. He said, "It's gone now."

Patrick suddenly came to Mosley, his dark eyes staring at him.

"Did you kill the old woman?"

"Nonsense. Of course not," Mosley said firmly.

At this time, Patrick's face broke into that terrifying smile again. "Guilty! I smell a guilty conscience."

"Wow, you must be a hound with such a sharp nose."

Patrick threw his sickle right between Mosley's eyes, but Mosley's expression remained unchanged.

Then, Patrick threatened him again, "Tell me, where is that old woman?"

"I'm not from Gorgeous Country. How would I know?"

"You're lying to me!"

"Have I ever lied to you?"

Just when Patrick was about to disappear into the shadows, Mosley suddenly whispered, "If you ever decide to leave one day, I'll help you. And in turn, I hope you can help me too."

Patrick seemed to have heard what Mosley said because his footsteps stopped in place. He turned around to look, but Mosley had disappeared.

When Mosley returned to the fast food restaurant, he remained outside for some time. He stared at Evelyn by the window, his heart was filled with emotion.

She was an ordinary person now. This sentence kept echoing in his mind.

Maybe this was fate, and this woman's amnesia might not be a bad thing. From now on, everything would be fine as long as she lived as Evelyn.

This was probably the old woman’s wish, to spend this seemingly short life happily in the most ordinary identity possible.

He hoped so.

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