She Is A CEO

After leaving the office, Nia walked out of the company directly. Now that Theodore had enrolled in a kindergarten near Jardín de Nieve, the next thing she needed to do was to find an appropriate nanny and Lucia would have nothing to worry about.

Just as Nia was walking out of the Jibillion Inc building, someone bumped into her shoulder and there was the sound of a cell phone hitting the floor. Nia immediately apologized and bent down to pick it up. That person bent down as well and picked the phone up for Nia first. The latter was so grateful, but as she saw who was in front of her, she froze.

It was a middle-aged woman, who seemed extremely elegant and gentle. And there was a nice smile on her beautiful face, “There’s no need to apologize. I didn’t see you either.”

Seeing Nia’s dazed face, the woman started the conversation, “Miss, do you work for this company?”

“Oh, yes.” Nia, having gathered her senses, answered, blushing.

“Then do you know the new executive, Lucia?” Seeing Nia was willing to chat with her, the woman continued.

Nia asked in turn, “Ma’am, do you know her?”

According to Nia, Lucia had no relatives in Athegate. Plus, since she had been abroad for such a long time and had just returned, it was unlikely that she had made any acquaintance. Then who was this lady?

“Yes, I do. I also know her son Theodore.” Seeing the vigilant look on Nia’s face, the woman answered with a gentle smile.

Her mentioning of Theodore made Nia less cautious, but still, Nia was reluctant to give any more information, “Can I ask why you want to see her?”

glanced at her phone screen,

not help looking up and down, observing the woman. Was her bag Chanel?

me alone at home. So honestly, I am quite lonely, which is why I want to take care of babies. I believe I

parents suddenly had nothing to do after retirement, so they always wanted

and cultivated. It would be absolutely great to have Theodore looked after by someone like

Nia could hardly think of her working in the

actually quite experienced. No one will criticize my soup. My sons have grown up drinking it. And they have grown well.

excitement flickering in Nia’s eyes. Theodore was in need of nutrition recently. If the nanny was

“Sure.” The woman smiled.

seemed to see through her, said smilingly, “Do you have a minute now?

in a café. The woman could not be happier.

meet Lucia today, her visit had proved its

but when he started working, he was oblivious to the time. It was when Kyle walked into the office at nine forty-five to remind

talked to himself while grabbing his suit

Mr. Davies would

Café, the minute hand had already measured two minutes past ten. Arthur, a man