She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 412

The conversation ended with Lucia leaving with the harsh words. Spencer was so angry that he punched the wall, but there was no other way but to make his hands hurt.

Once out of range of Spencer, Lucia felt the air become fresh, quickly left the hospital and returned to the hotel. Although still unsure of Theodore's condition, she also knew she did need to get some rest.

When she came to the room Mr. Brown had arranged for the Davies family, the hallway was empty and Lucia knew they had already left. After standing in front of the door for a long time, she took out her room card and opened the door.

When the lights were on, the luxurious layout of the room was visible, but the only thing that concerned Lucia was the small space next to the bed.

This room was originally for her and Arthur, and now that Arthur had left, the clothes she had brought from home were neatly arranged on the side of the bed. As the suitcase was Arthur's, everything else was exactly the same as when they first arrived.

Lucia slowly walked over to the bed and sat on the edge of her clothes, looking down at them and laughing out loud bitterly.

The first time when Arthur took his clothes out of the suitcase and put them by the bed, what kind of feeling did he have?

This was the familiar smell of Arthur.

Arthur's clothes needed to be specially cleaned. The clothing spray used have a unique smell. At first, Lucia did not feel anything special, but after the two reunited, her own clothes were always cleaned with his. Over time even her own clothes were all stained with the smell belonging to him.

If they didn't get together in the future, the smell that belonged to him on her clothes will slowly disappear? Just like he will disappear from her life?

Lucia closed her eyes and buried her face in her clothes, letting out a low sob in the empty silence of the room.

This night, Lucia was crying herself to sleep. She didn't know if it was because she was really too tired, she really slept very deep, until Helena came knocking on the door.

"Lucia, Lucia, are you awake?" Helena patiently shouted while knocking on the door outside.

Lucia woke up leisurely and rubbed her eyes in confusion, but her sanity had not yet returned.

Helena at the door got anxious when she didn't get a response, and tapped on the door loudly, "Lucia! Are you in there?"

Lucia got up stiffly and followed the sound. Not even putting on her shoes, she opened the door for Helena in a daze, barefoot.

"Lucia!" Finally seeing Lucia, Helena was relieved to find her okay. Noticing her disheveled appearance, she couldn't help but laugh.

"Lucia, it looks like you slept through the night."

"Helena, what time is it?" Lucia's mind was still wandering too much as she rubbed her eyes and asked.

"You still know who I am," Helena laughed, "It's after nine o'clock now, and I came over to see what was going on when I called you and no one answered. I thought something had happened to you, but it turned out that you were sleeping too much."

"It's already past nine?!" Eyes wide open, Lucia's sanity was instantly pulled back.