My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash and Hera) novel Chapter 2244

Nash accompanied Hera to the shopping mall that they had gone to before. Only then did Nash notice that this shopping mall was one of the businesses under Universal Group.

"The audacity of these guys to do such a thing," Nash grumbled.

Online shopping was trending now. Nevertheless, Hera still felt it was better to shop for maternity and baby products in a physical store. It just so happened that this mall, which they had visited before, had all the affordable maternal and infant products that could be found on the market.

Their family also asked Theo to select some imported baby products from overseas, but Nash insisted on using domestic products as much as possible.

There was no other way, so Hera had no choice but to drag Nash to the mall.

Hera wanted to find the sales assistant who had helped them previously since she was a professional, after all. However, that woman was nowhere to be found when they visited the mall again.

After asking around, Hera found out that the woman had left her job because she could not stand the mall owner’s exploitation.

"Oh, I see." Hera was a little frustrated.

The woman who left was not the only exception. Many of the sales assistants they met previously were gone. Obviously, this was an internal management problem.

Hera had no choice but to leave the mall in disappointment.

"Where do you want to go next?" Nash asked.

Hera shook her head. "Let’s just go back, okay? I'm a little tired."

Nash nodded in agreement.

Just when the two of them walked out of the shopping mall, they bumped into Sterling.

However, the helpless Ginerva finally compromised. Sure enough, after she handed over her ancestral forging skills to Fletcher, she lost her value and was ruthlessly abandoned.

Despite this, Fletcher's kindness to Lenyra was sincere. After all, she was his own flesh and blood, so he would still take care of her to some extent.

Perhaps after seeing her mother’s tragic experience, Lenyra had the idea of ​​​​escaping.

That day was the day Lenyra got angry. Sterling was not done cooking the ribs yet when Fletcher led a group of men to the cabin where they were.

Although Fletcher and his men were definitely not Sterling's opponents, both sides were not mortal enemies who would fight each other at first sight. Hence, Sterling let them into the cabin.

Immediately afterward, he and Fletcher chatted a lot.

They spoke like businessmen usually would, and everything Fletcher said made sense.