Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom

Chapter 152

August casually picked up the tablet on the couch, flipped through the documents filled with foreign languages, and paused for two seconds before turning to look at the bowl of cubed fruit on the table.

He raised an eyebrow and asked, "That's your sincerity?"

Lucia took a deep breath and said softly, "If you like it, I'll do it for you every day for the next few days."

She knew August wouldn't give it to her easily.

Ever since she called him a scumbag last time, he had been trying to make things difficult for her.

When August heard that, something flickered in his eyes and he said lightly, "I'll try it."

Lucia froze for a moment and immediately responded, taking the small bowl and holding it in front of him.

To make it easier for him to eat, she specially prepared a fruit fork.

However, when she did that, the man had no intention of reaching out his hand to take the bowl.

With his left hand holding the tablet and his right hand tapping the screen, he lifted his head slightly to look at her and raised his eyebrows, saying, "I've got my hands full."

Lucia was stunned.

It was just a matter of reaching out, and he said it as seriously as if it were true that he couldn't do it! So what did he mean by that? Did he want her to feed him? Lucia was annoyed, but she couldn't show it.

After a few seconds of staring at him in disbelief, she managed to force a smile on her face.

"Well then, I'll feed you."

As she spoke, she picked up the fork.

With a single movement, she ran it through a piece of pineapple from one end to the other and then pretended to be patient as she put the piece of fruit to his mouth.

August opened his mouth to take it.

He curled his lips in satisfaction, and a smile flickered quickly in his eyes.

Lucia fed him several pieces in a row and August finally said lightly, "I'll tell Burton to send you the contact information."

Hearing that, Lucia was so happy that she wasn't that impatient anymore.

She looked at the small bowl in her hand and asked patiently, "Do you want more?"

August's tone eased up a bit as he said lightly, "Put it down."

Lucia put down the small bowl, feeling a bit happier than earlier.

bothered her this morning, she couldn't help but ask casually, "By the way, you weren't there when we visited Teda

turned cold when he was suddenly asked, and he said in a deep voice, "Don’t

his face, Lucia felt like a pot of cold water had been poured on her, and she instantly realized what was going

had crossed the line and asked a question she shouldn't

of her

seconds, she softly replied, "I...got it.I'll leave if there’s nothing

around, feeling a bit upset, and stumbled

but she hadn't expected that August would

Lucia went

her was like

to do in Franksfurt

the break time went by

at noon, Lucia didn’t fall asleep at

up with bleary eyes, cleaned up,

the whole afternoon, they were led by Natalie to Teda Corporation, went to various departments to experience the work there, and briefly

coming out of the company, Natalie gathered everyone and explained what they should do

you all to yourselves, so you can make your own plans.You can have dinner, go shopping or do whatever you want, but make sure you're safe.Call me if anything

said that, everyone was

turned to Lucia and asked with a smile, "Lucia, do you have any

"No, not yet?"

"Lucia, let's go to that popular restaurant together! It's famous online and they say the

a man from the Logistics Department, echoed, "Why don’t we go together? We

Lucia had no reason

do, so she might

made the decision, they were ready to go

couldn't fit in one

when

Her face changed.

she couldn't speak anymore

with her and quickly asked,

Lucia shook her head.

sticky between her legs and instantly

she was right, it was

I'm on my period,

naturally understand

Linda shook her head.

it either.I'll go and ask them for

that, she ran to ask the rest of the

of them

held her belly, Linda

supermarket and

thinking about it, Lucia shook her head and said, "No, thank you.I’d better go