She Is A CEO

She Is A Ceo Novel George Chapman Chapter 553

After the crowd dispersed, two figures from the lobby behind the load-bearing beam slowly walked out, with one of them looking at the direction of the hospital gate, eyes deep.

“Mr. Davies, don’t be too sad…” The clear male voice came from Kyle, and now standing beside him and looking at the direction of the gate was was Arthur.

They heard everything Lucia said. Arthur had something important to take care of today, and Kyle was with him. He knew Lucia would be discharged at this time last night, so he came to check on her. However, he did not expect to meet Spencer and see him to beg forgiveness.

Kyle was worried. Arthur’s face darkened as he listened to their conversation. He could imagine that everything Lucia said was like a knife to Arthur’s heart.

“Do I look sad?” Arthur asked, turning to look at Kyle.

Kyle can’t nod or shake his head.

Arthur’s mood was displayed on his eyes.

“Go back.” Arthur looked down and his voice was deep. Kyle hurried to follow him and didn’t dare to ask any more questions.

In a car driving slowly east on the city street, Lucia looked coldly at Spencer and said,

“Where is he?”

“San Francisco,” Spencer told Lucia flatly.

“Location.”

“I can’t tell you that,” Spencer said with a sly smile.

Lucia looked away, and sure enough, Spencer hid him in San Francisco. It was hard to him among so many people, but it was not without a trace.

“How are you going to find him?” Spencer asked, as Lucia stopped talking and both of them turned silent.

“I can’t tell you that,” said Lucia, looking out the window at the high-rises that flew past and replied the same way.

“Heh…” Spencer laughed, feeling a lot more relaxed. “Lucia, it’s been a long time since we sat down and had a talk.”

“You misunderstand, don’t you?” Lucia said coldly, turning her head slowly. “I’m not talking to you.”

“You don’t have to be so cruel.” Spencer seemed to be trying to tease Lucia, and kept teasing her. “Didn’t you just say that you were in a bad mood to tease me? Didn’t you already forgive me?”

“That’s the biggest lie I’ve ever told,” Lucia scoffed.

“Ms. Wilson talked to you, didn’t she?” Spencer asked, ignoring her sarcasm.

“I didn’t know what to say to her before. Thank you for helping me,” said Lucia with a smile.

“So, Ms. Wilson didn’t give you a hard time, did she?” Spencer said through gritted teeth. He was right. No matter how much Esmae hated the Davies, she won’t go against Lucia.

“Why is she giving me a hard time?” Lucia asked knowingly. “Even if she is, she should be making things difficult for you, right? With her swift and decisive methods, Spencer, I’m sure you’re not feeling too well…”

Spencer’s face changed as if a dark cloud had landed on his head, a sign of a storm to come,

“Lucia, you’re so cruel. That’s right. Esmae stopped our business dealings. Our headquarters suffered heavy losses, but I’m sorry that she didn’t cancel our engagement as you predicted.”

“Spencer, you’re a snitch,” Lucia sneered,

“I have never taken action against you and Nia, or even let her stay by my side. It was you who failed to control your woman and let her provoke me without knowing anything. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be what happened today. Now, do you blame me for being cruel? You’re lucky my baby’s okay, or I could show you what I’m really like when I’m tough!”

“I told you, I didn’t tell her to come to you,” Spencer explained, frowning.

“If you hadn’t talked a lot of nonsense in front of her, would she have dared to ignore me?” Lucia said disdainfully. “So arrogant that she thought she could provoke me. Spencer, what thoughts did you instill in her? She even told me to leave you and leave you alone. I’m so…”

Lucia was laughing at herself, but where did Nia’s sense of superiority come from?

Lucia’s smile was a direct taunt to Nia. It was also an indirect taunt to Spencer, who let her be attached to him. Spencer’s face darkened as he listened to Lucia’s words. He had to admit that Nia’s action was indeed his negligence.

“I told you there wouldn’t be a next time. You don’t have to be sarcastic,” Spencer said.

With a scoff, Lucia turned to look out of the window. If he hadn’t brought it up himself, she wouldn’t have said those words.

Sensing that Lucia’s animosity towards him was not going away, Spencer was not stupid enough to continue to tease her until they returned to the villa, where they had no further conversation. Lucia got out of the car and headed for the building herself. Spencer had to follow with her bag.

As soon as the two of them entered the living room of the villa, Lucia stopped in her tracks. Her eyes were fixed on the sofa. Spencer followed her gaze with confusion and his expression changed.

Nia, what was she doing here?!

Nia was sitting on the sofa in the living room, twisting her body from time to time and fidgeting.

“Lucia, let’s go.” Spencer didn’t want to cause any more trouble, so he ignored Nia and urged Lucia to move forward, but Lucia didn’t move.

Even though she didn’t care that Spencer and Nia were having an affair, Nia dared to come here after what happened. It was like challenging her dignity. Lucia wouldn’t let anyone bully herself.

When Spencer felt something was wrong, Nia turned her head when she heard the voice, but the joy on her face disappeared instantly when she saw Lucia. Content property of NôvelDra/ma.Org.

Why was she back?!

It turned out that Nia found out today that the reporters at the door of her home had disappeared for no reason. She didn’t know that Spencer had led them to the hospital, so she took the opportunity to ask Spencer for help. He wasn’t answering his phone, but, to her surprise, Lucia was back with Spencer.

Nia’s face immediately turned pale, and her eyes and eyebrows quickly drooped down, looking at the floor and not daring to make a sound.

“You still dare to come. You really have the guts…” Lucia’s voice was deep.

“I’m… I’m here to apologize…” Nia could only muddle through, but the way she looked at her made her feel guilty.

“Apologize?” Lucia chuckled, walked slowly over to Nia, sat down on a couch, and said with a smile, “Come on, say something.”