She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 523

"Mr. Davies... What are you..." one supplier said worriedly.

"I know your concerns. Don't worry. If Arthur really dares to touch you, I'll compensate you for your losses." Spencer knew that their biggest concern was always their own interests, so he made a promise.

"It's not a question of compensation. It's not easy to start a business. We've worked so hard to get to where we are today. Even if you give us a pension, we have to start all over again. What's going on?!" Someone complained immediately.

Spencer frowned and asked coldly, "What do you want me to do?"

The suppliers seemed to be waiting for Spencer to say this, and one of them said,

"Mr. Davies, you and Arthur may have a grudge, but you're cousins after all... If you go to him to discuss it, maybe he'll withdraw his lawyer's letter and not press charges against us..."

"You want me to..." Spencer's eyes glowed as he stared at the speaker. "Ask him?"

The speaker's eyes moved as he said, "It's not asking, just discussing it. After all, there are so many of us here. We've worked hard for half our lives. We can't let all our efforts go to waste."

"Are you not giving Mr. Davies a hard time, knowing that he has a grudge against Arthur?!" Samuel snapped.

"Mr. Robinson, that's a bit much," retorted one supplier. "So many of us listened to Mr. Davies' dispatch, taking a risk against Arthur. We have a family to raise, so don't we take more risks than Mr. Davies? It's not too difficult for you to talk it over with Arthur now, is it?"

"You!" Samuel was about to argue when Spencer raised his hand and made a gesture to silence him. Samuel reluctantly backed up behind him.

"I know. I will solve this. Please rest assured. Go home first." Spencer said gently.

"Mr. Davies, we don't trust you with that. Can you give us a precise answer?" someone said.

Spencer raised an eyebrow. When everyone thought he was going to refuse, they did not expect him to say. "I I'll try to make peace with him."

Spencer said this, and everyone's facial expression instantly relaxed a lot. Their faces suddenly changed, and the acrimony turned into flattery.

"I told you that Mr. Davies would be looking at the big picture and wouldn't leave us behind."

"Exactly. Mr. Davies is a generous man, a man of his word, and he will see us through this."

For a moment, there was a wave of flattery. Samuel looked down on them, and Spencer smiled and said nothing. When they had said enough, he dismissed them.

When they left, Samuel approached Spencer and asked, "Mr. Davies, are you really going to... beg Arthur?"

"Of course not," Spencer's gentle expression changed, revealing the real malice in his eyes. "I was just dealing with them."

"What are you going to do about it?" Samuel asked worriedly.

"Relax," Spencer said with a sly smile. "I have my ways."