She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 587

After hanging up, Ewan returned to the living room and said to Edwin, "Mr. Davies, I'm going to take you to the building right now."

"The building?" Edwin frowned.

"Well, madam likes peace and quiet when she is pregnant," Ewan said, using a title he didn't dare to use. "So she moved to a small building to live alone..."

At this point, Ewan noticed Edwin's displeasure and quickly shut up.

"Take us there," Sophie said to Ewan, patting the back of Edwin's hand.

Ewan was nervous and quickly led them to the small building in the backyard.

Across the garden, they made their way to the building, and Theodore, who was cradled in Edwin's arms, leaned forward. He couldn't wait to see his mommy.

Gene, who was stationed near the door, spotted them and went into the living room to tell Arthur, who was with Lucia,

"Mr. Davies, some people are coming."

"Yes, I know." Arthur tucked Lucia in under her leg-covering blanket, got up and went upstairs, not knowing who was coming.

"Gene, who is it?" Helena asked curiously.

"I don't know, but judging by Ewan's deferential demeanor, it looks like they're important." Gene, who had never met Otis's parents, did not recognize Edwin and Sophie, but added,

"One of the men is holding a little boy."

"What?!" Lucia's ears perked up when she heard that. She even lifted the blanket and stood up.

"What's wrong?" Gene was confused.

Lucia did not answer, but ran to the door. Helena was so frightened that she ran after her to help her, but she had probably guessed who they were.

Sure enough, as soon as she got to the door, Lucia saw Edwin and Sophie in the distance, and her long-missed son, Teddy. Her tears rolled down her cheeks.

She really didn't expect them to come here.

As soon as Theodore saw Lucia, he couldn't help but wriggle his little body for his grandfather to let him put him down. Just as Edwin bent down to let him stand, the little boy rushed towards Lucia like an arrow. Sophie shouted,

"Slow down. Don't hit your mommy."

Theodore didn't listen to his grandmother's words. His little feet were running towards his mother. The grass on the ground was swept away by him, but when he really rushed to Lucia, he stopped. Instead of bumping into Lucia's stomach, he clung to her thigh.

"Mommy, I'm here for you and my sister," Theodore shouted excitedly as he hugged Lucia.

With tears in her eyes, Lucia bent down to pick up her son, but she couldn't move because of her stomach. Helena quickly picked up Theodore and leaned on Lucia's shoulder.

"Mummy..." holding Lucia's neck, and smelling the familiar fragrance, Theodore immediately choked.

"Teddy, mommy misses you so much." She reached out and wrapped her arms around Theodore's little body, and her voice went hoarse.