She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 544

With that in mind, Spencer decided to adopt a policy of indignation, saying,

"No matter how much we fight, no matter how sorry I am to you, this is always between the two of us. You let outsiders make irresponsible remarks. Is that good? I brought Nia here today to apologize to you, and I promise that this will never happen again. We are still one, aren't we?"

Spencer also implied that Lucia had an interest in him. If she did not give him respect at this moment, then both of them would suffer and the truth would be exposed, and Theodore would not be able to live! Let's see who had more to lose!

Nia seized the opportunity and looked up to plead, "Ms. Webb, I will never interfere in your relationship with Mr. Davies again. You two are a perfect couple, and I dare not dream about it."

Everyone looked at Lucia. Arthur looked at Lucia openly. It seemed that her answer could give him hope or sink deeper into the abyss.

"I'm tired. You two leave now. I don't want to talk to you any more," Lucia's final response was flat.

"Lucia..." Spencer didn't expect Lucia to use the tactic of retreat to advance. His intention to show Arthur that his relationship with her was unbreakable had also been shattered, and he wasn't reconciled to it.

"I said, leave at once!" Lucia's eyes changed. She was really too lazy to say more.

Spencer sensed Lucia's impatience, and the fact that things weren't going well for him, so after much thought, he pulled Nia up and said,

"Listen to the Doctor and call me if you miss me."

After saying that, Spencer really pulled Nia away, and when he walked out, he deliberately hit Eduard with his shoulder, making Eduard very angry.

"I'm impressed by his brazen behavior."

Eduard was still joking, but Kane was more worried about Lucia's attitude. "Lucia," he asked, "Did Spencer talk you into it?"

"No way," said Lucia, sliding lazily down. "I just thought they were noisy."

Kane breathed a sigh of relief. "Good," he said. "You've always been soft-hearted. I was afraid you'd be swayed by Spencer's words."

"It's a matter of principle this time," Lucia replied, lying down. "I won't tolerate it."

Daphne had been listening to Lucia's words, and from the very beginning she had been angry for her, and had asked what she thought,

"Lucia, why are you still with Spencer after everything they've done? Can't you just leave him?!"

Daphne's words were what everyone wanted to ask, including Arthur, but it was hard for anyone to say them. And Daphne's simplicity at the moment was either a good thing or a bad thing.

The expression on Lucia's face froze for a few seconds. Only she knew what was hidden in her heart.

With a wry smile, Lucia looked at Daphne and replied, "Daphne, there's something... you don't understand..."

In short, there was so much bitterness and forbearance in Lucia that, yes, it was beyond Daphne's comprehension, but Arthur and the others could hear it. Eduard, afraid that Daphne might stir up Lucia's heart again, took her in his arms, laughing,

"Well, it's time for Lucia to rest. Shall we go home?"

Arthur wanted to stay with Lucia, but wanted her to have a good rest, so he got up first and said to Lucia,