She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 466

"You did a great job," Spencer said with a smile. "I you came from Jibillion with Lucia?"

"Yes, Mr. Davies." Nia nodded.

"Do you have any plans for the future?" Spencer was the best guesser. He was testing Nia's ambition because ambitious people were the best to use.

Nia already knew who Spencer was from Lennie. In fact, it was Lennie's idea to call him and tell him to come over. Now that Nia was waiting for Spencer to say that, she quickly replied,

"Lucia is the perfect able woman. I hope I can learn more from her and become that kind of person myself."

"Well said," said Spencer, praising her, "Work hard. You will achieve your goal, as long as you can be with the right guide."

Nia let out a chuckle in her heart, lowered her head and said humbly, "I also hope you can guide my work more in the future."

There was something that did not need to say.

Spencer smiled even more when he heard that. He took a step closer to Nia, hinting that she could trust him. In a soft voice, he bewitched her,

"Of course, you're Lucia's capable assistant. I'll definitely support your work. There's one more thing I need to ask you. I'm usually quite busy with my work, so I've sometimes overlooked Lucia's movements. If there's anything else, I hope you can let me know. I'll definitely give you a reward for all your hard work."

"I understand, Mr. Davies." Nia smiled and nodded.

Spencer didn't expect that the incident tonight would not only hurt Arthur, but also gain a spy who was closest to Lucia. The anger that he had just suffered at Lucia's office suddenly dissipated. After chatting with Nia for a few more minutes, he left happily, and Nia looked at his back and smiled nonchalantly.

When pursuing a narrow gain, one is neglecting a greater danger.

That night, Nia told Lennie exactly what she had overheard from Lucia's office and what Spencer had done to win her over. Lennie was pleased with her performance,

"Well done, I just got the head of the tannery to leave Athegate overnight."

"Lennie, I'm afraid they're onto me," Nia said worriedly.

"Kane already suspects you," Lennie said unhurriedly. "He just doesn't have the evidence. You just have to say you didn't do it. He can't do anything to you."

"Judging by Lucia's reaction, I don't think Kane mentioned any suspicions about me to her," Nia guessed.

"Don't worry. Lucia is a very nice person. Even if Kane told her, she wouldn't do anything to you directly. She would have to have evidence." Lennie knew Lucia's character well.

When Nia heard this, she started to be jealous. She leaned into Lennie's arms and said, "Lennie, you seem to know a lot about Lucia..."

"Of course," Lennie replied without hesitation, and when Nia frowned and looked up at him, he smiled again. "Lucia is like a sister to me. Of course I know her."

When Nia heard this, she was relieved and smiled. "If we get married, wouldn't Lucia still call me sister-in-law?"