She Is A CEO

“Just ignore it,” Spencer said nonchalantly to the awkward-looking servant. “Your main purpose is to keep her safe and not to let
her go out alone. If anything happens to her, report it to me immediately, okay?”
“Yes.” The servant lowered her eyes and responded respectfully. Spencer nodded his head with satisfaction. Then he turned
around and went out of the building.
Spencer was relieved that Lucia was under surveillance. He wasn’t really afraid that Lucia would run off with the baby, but that
she might still have feelings for Arthur after the baby was born. And what he was afraid of was she wanted to create an
opportunity to get in touch with Arthur. After all, the child was Arthur’s, so he had to let Lucia give up that idea as soon as the
child was born, making it impossible for the father and child to see each other!
“Arthur,” Spencer said, looking up at the overcast sky, “I can’t stop Lucia from giving birth to the baby, but your child will be my
trump card from now on! One day, I’ll use your child to seriously hurt you!”
Thinking of this, Spencer’s jealousy in the bottom of his heart was finally suppressed.
Back in her room, Lucia went straight to the bedside table and picked up her cell phone to make a call. Although it was
troublesome for her, she could only protect herself in such a situation. Lucia would never put her life and that of her child in the
hands of Spencer’s so-called “medics”.
The next afternoon, while Spencer was at work, his butler, Ewan, called him.
“Mr. Davies! Please come back quickly to see. There is a mess at home!”
“What happened?” Spencer asked, frowning.
“Esmae’s daughter, Helena, is here!” Ewan replied anxiously.
“... what is she doing here?” Spencer worried at the mention of Helena’s name. She was no less hostile to him than Reynolds
was, and her temper was worse than his.
“She said that she’s here to take care of Ms. Webb, but she didn’t look like she’s here to take care of anyone. The moment she
arrived home, she scolded all the servants in the building. She has a bad temper, and all the servants came over to complain to
me. It hasn’t even been two hours...” Ewan was desperate. Otherwise he wouldn’t have bothered Spencer with his business.
“Well...” Spencer chuckled, knowing it for sure. “Lucia invited her.”

“That’s what I think too. Ms. Webb is unhappy that you have people guarding the building and she can’t chase them away, so
she just invited Helena here to stir things up. Mr. Davies, she really has a bad temper...” Ewan said worriedly.
“Let her make a fuss. Tell the servants if Helena drives them out, find another chance to go back. In short, you must keep an eye
on Lucia. After the child is born, I will give them five times their salary.” Spencer saw through Lucia’s intention and the solution
was given directly.
“Yes, sir,” Ewan said it after hanging up the phone to reassure the servants. Spencer didn’t get home until eight o’clock in the
evening.
As soon as he entered the living room, Ewan came up to him with a sad face and said,
“Mr. Davies... The servants dare not enter the building now...”
“What? Does she beat people up?” Spencer laughed.
“It’s alright to just beat someone up, so we can be the reasonable one, but she’s just sitting in the living room. She’s glaring at
whoever goes in and whoever walks past her. How can the servants stand this kind of pressure? They’re all making excuses to
leave.” Ewan looked at the side corridor after he finished speaking. Sure enough, the servants and a few medical staff Spencer
sent to the building were standing there and stupefied.
“Come with me.” Spencer threw his coat casually on the sofa and headed for the back door first. Ewan saw this and quickly
called everyone to follow him.
It was a cold winter night, and the path between the house in the front yard and the house in the back yard was foggy. The lights
were dim, and Spencer led a group of people straight toward the small building.
Not far away, in the living room of the small building, Helena crossed her arms and looked coldly at the group of people moving
slowly in the night. She sneered and turned to Lucia, who was perched on the sofa, looking at her phone,
“Spencer’s here with them.”
“Even with you around, he probably won’t give up. He wants to keep the child under his nose as soon as it’s born.” Lucia shifted
her gaze away from the screen and looked at Helena. After ten seconds, the screen went out on its own, and the report of
Davonnis Corp president Arthur disappeared too.
“When the baby comes, Arthur will be there,” Helena said without hesitation.

“That’s why I asked you to come back,” said Lucia gently, with a smile.
“Don’t worry,” Helena said it, giving Lucia a reassuring look. “I’m here.”
Lucia felt warm in her heart. Although she had met many people with ulterior motives in the past, she had always been able to
meet people like Esmae, Helena, and Arthur who could bring warmth to her. When she was thankful for her fate, Lucia was also
glad that fortunately... she recovered after the setback. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be qualified to have them around.
While Lucia and Helena were talking, Spencer and his men had already entered the building. A gust of cold air followed them
into the building. Lucia looked at them coldly.
“Miss Brown, why didn’t you inform me when you came to see Lucia? I could have sent someone to pick you up. I was informed
by the butler in the afternoon, and I was busy with work. I’m really sorry.” Spencer put on a fake smile and began to be polite.
“No need.” Helena glanced at Spencer and answered lightly.
“Lucia, I heard from the butler that you drove the servants out. You know I’m worried about your health, so I keep my men here.
The baby will be born next month. You mustn’t be so willful. The servants respect you as their master. It’s not good for you to
treat them like this!”
Spencer smiled at Helena and turned to berate Lucia. He didn’t dare abuse Helena so he just said so to Lucia.
“I’m the one who drove them out,” said Helena, who didn’t like Spencer’s tone, and said directly to him, “Lucia likes to be quiet.
Isn’t it annoying to have a bunch of people around her all day? You have to care about her in the right way.”
“Miss Brown, you don’t understand the situation. Lucia doesn’t like to be noisy after she’s pregnant, so I let her move to the small
building and didn’t send anyone to disturb her. However, our child is going to be born in a month. Maybe it won’t be the due date.
During this period, we have to be careful. Lucia doesn’t want to live with me in the front yard, so I can only send someone to take
care of her.”
Spencer spoke from the bottom of his heart, like a good husband eager to protect his wife, but Helena was not so easy to be
fooled.