Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom novel Chapter 430

Chapter 430 Equal Rival

"President Adams, what should we do now?"

Burton's voice brought August back to reality.

He furrowed his brows and darkened his face.

Such news along with exaggerated reports would only make things worse. Lion Group would be in a mess the next day if they failed to tackle it properly.

The top priority was to ask the Department of Public Relations to change the wind by hook or crook. August would have to go back downtown this night so that he could reassure the people of the group.

Seconds later, he ordered, "Prepare the car."

Burton hesitated. He looked at August's newly-treated wounds and said, "But your wounds..."

"I will be fine. Tell the department of public relations now that they have to suppress the negative reports on the event. We will go back tonight and work out an emergency plan.'

Saying, he picked up a suit and strode outside. Before he walked away, he suddenly thought of Lucia sleeping on the bed. He frowned and stopped.

After hesitation, he said, "Call Paul Thomas tomorrow morning. Tell him that Lucia had an accident. Send him the address."

Burton was shocked by his boss's decision, but he immediately responded, August clenched his fist and left in vigorous strides.

"Yes."

He decided to inform Paul because he couldn't be in two places at once. The only person Lucia could rely on was him.

He led his men to leave Gransend Mountains for Lion Group.

When Lucia woke up the next day, it had been late in the morning.

After what happened the day before, she almost collapsed. After the sound sleep, she felt much better except for several aching wounds.

She washed herself up in the bathroom. As she opened the door to the living room of the suite, she suddenly

smelled the aroma of cooked food. She suddenly felt so hungry. She followed the smell.

It was a suite that consisted of a bedroom, a living room, and a kitchen. As she entered kitchen, she heard noises inside.

When she saw a tall figure with his back facing her, her heart skipped a beat.

Suddenly, the man, as if sensing her presence, turned around. When he saw her, he smiled brightly. "Lucia, you are awake!"

Lucia was stunned. She was at a loss as she looked at Paul walking towards her.

Why is he here?

"You..." Lucia gave a gasp. "Why are you here?"

She remembered clearly that it was August who went to search her in the mountain, it was August who fell into the pit with her, and it was August who was treated with her. How come she woke up to see Paul?

"I received news from Director Brook that you ran into an accident in Gransend Mountains. So, here I am."

Explained Paul with a bright smile.

He then stroked her head and consoled her, "You must be scared yesterday. Are you feeling better now?" Lucia came back to her senses and smiled back. "Much better."

Paul beamed. "I made you breakfast. Wash your hands, and it will be ready soon."

Lucia found several delicate dishes on the dining table. All were her favorite. Paul turned from a kitchen idiot to a man who could cook some simple food. For her, Paul really changed a lot.

Lucia felt warm in her heart. She nodded with a smile and obediently went to wash her hand. But, she somehow felt a little disappointed.

She didn't know why.

The dishes tasted so good. Lucia hadn't had anything for so long that she ate double her usual amount. She then asked about her kids. "How are Timothy and Janet?"

Paul drank some water and said, "Paula took them to the water park. Don't worry. I asked my men to look after them."

Lucia was relieved. Thinking of what happened the day before, she took a deep breath. She took out her phone and, as she had expected, found many missed calls. Most of which came from Director Brook and August when she was lost in the mountain.

After hesitation, she still asked, "How is August Adams?"

Since Paul had known what happened to her from Director Brook, he must also know that it was August who saved her.

Paul looked a bit unnatural when he heard her question. After hesitation, he answered, "Director Brook told me that he went back downtown."

Seconds later, he added, "Lion Group really has a tempest now. He, as the president, would have to be in charge."

As he said so, he leisurely took a sip of tea. He looked as if it was an ordinary trifle.

Lucia felt nervous. She flipped through news headlines on her phone.

As she had expected, the front page was full of news about Lion Group.

August's investigation on the accounts of Lion's branch company had become family strife. Bishop and August had become foes. Though the media and the public didn't use the term "foe", everybody understood.

Lucia frowned and read some reports. She felt a little uneasy.

She had thought that Bishop was indifferent to fame and fortune. More than that, Bishop had been disabled for years, which made Lucia harder to understand why did August be so hostile against his brother?

But now it seemed that Bishop wasn't simple.