She is a CEO by George Chapman novel Chapter 690

Chapter 690 Unwarranted Suspicion

"That's exactly what I think," Lucia said, raising an eyebrow and smiling.

"Do you expect me to be afraid of you here?"

While Lucia was speaking, Spencer noticed Arthur's gaze. The doting look in his eyes when he looked at her was completely undisguised. Spencer was shocked. Could it be that Arthur actually knew everything?

Of course, Spencer knew that Arthur had deep feelings for Lucia, and although he despised it, he did so even after Lucia was engaged to him. The initial period of depression did not last long, but he quickly recovered. Did he already know the truth? If so, what was the point of all this? Did he see him as a clown?

Seeing Spencer frowning and not saying anything, Lucia didn't try to figure out what he was thinking. She glanced at him and went downstairs with Arthur.

Spencer's eyes darkened as he slowly turned to watch Lucia and Arthur walk together with the most natural intimacy.

He always thought Arthur couldn't find out, so he had to keep Lucia close to him to hurt him. But if he knew, not only would he have been exposed, but also on another level to promote the development of their feelings. This was something he wanted to have, but it was often the more to strive for and cherish.

Though it was only speculation, Spencer had to prepare for the worst. He had to drive a wedge between the two families while Esmae still trusted him. With Esmae's word, Lucia wouldn't dare to do anything!

Having made up his mind, Spencer strode downstairs.

In the living room, it was very pleasant and warm.

Lucia apologized to everyone in embarrassment, and when she saw Sophie taking such good care of her daughter, she couldn't help but thank her again. Naturally, her politeness was rejected by Edwin and Sophie. In their hearts, Lucia was a family member, and there was no need for such politeness.

Spencer was quiet compared to the early afternoon. He took a seat and looked at the Davies.

"Arthur, what's wrong with this guy? He's so quiet." Bailey, who had planned to keep Spencer at bay, leaned over to Arthur and asked softly.

Arthur glanced at Spencer out of the corner of his eye and replied in a low voice, "The quieter he gets, the more he thinks. Bailey, keep an eye on him."

"Got it!" Bailey winked at Arthur with a swashbuckling look and agreed.

"Mr. Davies, Mrs. Davies, dinner is ready." With laughter, the butler went into the living room to respectfully remind them.

"Everybody's hungry. Let's go have dinner," Sophie said, standing up with her granddaughter in her arms, and being reluctant to let go.

Lucia saw right through Sophie's intention and hurried to her side, reaching for her daughter.

"Sophie, I'll take care of the baby. Have dinner first."

"No," Sophie dodged with great agility, "You're hungry. I can eat whenever I want. Besides, the baby is so cute. I can't bear to let her go."