She Is A CEO

“Also, clean up the floor. You don’t get to decide what I drink!” Seeing that Nia was full of resentment, Lucia sat down and said as she didn’t even bother to look at her again.

Nia stood on the spot for a while. Finally, unable to resist her current duties, she went to find a mop to clean up the floor and mop it up.

As soon as she was done, Lucia told Nia to get out, and Nia grabbed the mop pole with both hands and called Spencer as soon as she got out of the office.

“Mr. Davies, now Ms. Webb is getting more and more difficult to please. I made her a cup of chocolate just now, and she didn’t drink it. Instead, she knocked it down and burned me with the spilled chocolate. When she found out about my relationship with you, she started to take it out on me.”

Nia was really looking forward to Spencer doing “justice” for her, but when she finished, she clearly heard Spencer laugh out loud.

“Mr. Davies?” Nia was confused.

“She’s had a lot of mood swings since she got pregnant, so you don’t have to worry about it,” Spencer said with delight.

“But I got burned…” Nia whined in a petulant tone.

“I’ll make it up to you by spending the night at your place, okay?” Spencer said.

“Really?” Nia was pleasantly surprised. This was the first time Spencer would come to her house. Did this mean that he was starting to have feelings for her?

After hearing what Lucia had just said, Nia felt threatened that her relationship with Spencer was no longer fulfilling her ambition.

“Sure, I’ll bring a gift, and you can wait for me when you’re done,” Spencer teased Nia flirtatiously.

shyly and ended

with a sense of entitlement. “You man would rather be with me

give Nia a hard time. This meant that she wasn’t completely unaware of his affair. Spencer was convinced and didn’t know that Lucia was only mad because Nia had provoked her first. Spencer said he loved

Spencer was willing to reach out to Nia just to

way, Spencer had been

office, and Spencer, in a good mood and without reproach, languidly leaned

“What’s the hurry?”

Corp’s development project of South Sea is back in

table, stood up, and

but we have a

Spencer said, frowning more than

phone at about the same time, and they all said they got a letter from Davonnis Corp’s law department at noon asking them to pay for the week’s losses from the development project. They would go straight to court to

have been a natural or man-made disaster, and even if the court had investigated, they could have blamed the force majeure, and they

Samuel observed

He even started from the bottom and found witnesses who could prove that the suppliers were out of stock. Now, those witnesses

table second time and was

the suppliers, Mr. Davies. What are we going to do?” Samuel’s

It turned out he wasn’t

them together. I’ll take care of it.” Spencer,

At 3:00 p.m., vendors swarmed into

us safe as long