She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 62

Jacob selected a few photos that he was most satisfied with and then said to the reporters, "Tonight, go back and write a story. Tomorrow morning, I want everyone in the city to know that Lucia went out with me privately. And the story will involve Arthur. The harsher the words, the better. He threatened you with false reports before. Now there are photos to prove it. He won't dare to make things difficult for you."

"Okay!" The reporters took the order and left, and only Jacob's trusted subordinate stayed.

"Mr. Taylor, are you really interested in Lucia?" Samuel was worthy of being a trusted subordinate who had been with Jacob for many years. He immediately guessed what he was thinking, and now asked the question just to confirm it, so that he could act somehow more conveniently in the future.

"Don't tell Poppy," Jacob's words were equal to a tacit acknowledgement.

"That's for sure." Samuel showed a sly smile and said, "Mr. Taylor, do you want to let Lucia be back to replace Ms. Powell?"

Jacob pondered for a moment and then replied, "I can't stand her anymore."

Samuel nodded in response to the words, complaining, "Ms. Powell's usually very strict to us, and often let us report your whereabouts to her. She's arrogant Mr. Taylor, what do we need to do in the future? You can tell us."

This was the first time Samuel dared to show dissatisfaction to Poppy in front of Jacob. In fact, he and several other Jacob's subordinates had long been displeased to Poppy. She was not only cranky, but had extremely strict control to the company's financial. She didn't allow them to make some private benefits, and often ordered them to many things. Samuel had long been displeased with her.

"Well, we'll talk about that later. By the way, where's Poppy now?" Jacob initially thought Poppy would really come to stir things up, but she was nowhere to be seen from start to finish.

"Ms. Powell goes out with her friends. But the more she doesn't care, the stranger I feel." Samuel returned.

"You guys usually take more time to watch her, and report to me if she makes any changes that affect my plans." Jacob openly let his men know that he had begun to watch out for Poppy. In fact, when he heard Samuel say that Poppy had privately asked his subordinates to report his whereabouts, Jacob already had a hidden anger in his heart.

It seemed that between he and she, there was no trust either.

"Yes!" Samuel responded readily, and the two finished talking about things before leaving the cafe.

It was already past 10 when Lucia arrived home. As soon as she entered the house, she saw Nia was on the couch, bored and on her phone. Theodore had apparently gone to bed in his room.

"Nia, thanks." Lucia said apologetically to Nia as soon as she entered the living room. Now that what she had asked her to do was beyond her remit, but there was nothing she could do about it.

"No problem," Nia put away her phone and smiled carelessly, asking Lucia who was already sitting beside her, "lucy, whom did you just go to see?"

Lucia gave Nia a straightforward look

Lucia: "I can't say."

"Well ..." Nia did not feel lost. Lucia had her own way of doing things, so she will not pursue, but ... she still can not help but be curious and concerned, and asked about Arthur's matter, "What's going on with you and Mr. Davies these days?"