Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom

Chapter 34 Thinking of that, Lucia felt a little guilty.

August had clearly told her to take a good rest in the hospital before he left, and she had promised to do so.

But now she was out of the hospital without telling him.

It was hardly justifiable.

Seeing that she didn’t answer the phone for a while, Bennett, who was sitting across from her, couldn’t help but laugh and say, "Why don’t you answer it.

Lucia?"

Lucia’s hand shook and hung up accidentally.

"Well, never mind.

It’s a nuisance call."

With that, she hurriedly put the phone away and smiled at Bennett.

"Mr.Martin, I’d like to confirm again the requirements for the gift boxes this time…"

Meanwhile, on the top floor of the Lion Tower, August was sitting in his bright office.

He looked at his phone after Lucia hung up on him and couldn’t help but frown.

This woman was bold enough to hang up on him again and again! Her allergies hadn’t gone yet and she dared to run away from the hospital.

He should really teach her a lesson! "Ah-choo!"

Lucia sneezed unawares.

She rubbed her nose, wondering.

Was August cursing her? She shook the strange idea out of her head before she stood up and looked at Bennett’s assistant.

"Shall we go then?"

Bennett had other appointments, so he told his assistant to take Lucia to the factory to see the samples of the gift boxes made according to her requirements.

If there were no major problems, they would start mass production Once the production started, it wouldn’t take long for these holiday gift boxes to be in place.

They would definitely be ready before the holiday.

Then, her first job as an assistant would be completed successfully.

The conditions in the production plant were not as good as those in the company after all.

After they got there, Lucia felt extremely uncomfortable when she walked with the assistant around the roaring operation room.

Her allergies had not yet completely healed, and her skin was exposed to the factory air and dust, so she naturally did not feel comfortable.

Lucia left the factory after checking the gift box samples and making sure there was nothing wrong with them.

and was so hungry that she couldn’t make

noodles at

soon as she came in, she saw Turner

"You’re finally back, Madam."

Turner looked strange, Lucia

told her in a low voice,

soon as he got back, and when he heard you weren’t home, he seemed a

she didn’t answer his call? Or was it because she had stood him up? After all, she said she wanted to have dinner with him… Feeling

said softly, "I’ll go to my

half an hour and help

Turner nodded.

"Yes."

Lucia then quickly went up to her

been busy all day and

she just wanted to take a shower and lie down on the bed to sleep.After a warm shower, Lucia felt much more relaxed from head to

hair, wrapped a bath towel around herself, and collapsed directly onto the

cold at all

and fell into a sleepy haze in no

drifting off, she suddenly

eyes, so

a good night’s sleep, and she didn’t

the woman lying

back was exposed, which was somewhat too pale in his

the ointment on the table next to him, he casually picked it up, went to the bed, and sat down, wondering if he

feeling a little anxious when she didn’t hear any movement for a

"Come on…"

took a little longer, she was afraid that she

Hearing her words, August got it wrong

wasn’t a pure

front of him, he couldn’t

screwed off the

his hand and used his fingertip to gently apply it to the small red spot on the

tried to focus and stop

closed and her body shivered gently when she felt

indescribably comfortable as it applied the medicine

She asked curiously.

rough because you

wondering if

Lucia opened her eyes and

sitting on the bed and applying the medicine for her, Lucia felt like she had an electric shock

"Why… are you here!"

pulled the bed sheet

had had earlier dissipated all of a sudden Seeing her reaction, August frowned slightly and his

his

"Can’t be here?"

help her apply the medicine? Sensing August’s displeasure, Lucia blinked and curbed her

I didn’t

thought it