She Is A CEO

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 434

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 434

Spencer was amazed and sighed in his heart. Every time when he saw a different side of her, she was so beautiful that he couldn’t help but be shocked. But this time, her beauty belonged to him.

Thinking of this, Spencer was even more proud, and gladly extended his hand to Lucia, with endless smile.

Lucia stared at Spencer’s hand for a while, but didn’t reach for it. After a ten-second pause, Spencer’s smile froze.

“Lucia…” he called out Lucia’s name in a low voice, which was full of warning. She couldn’t go back on her word now!

“What’s your hurry,” Lucia scoffed, raising her eyebrows. “You’ve waited so long. What’s the difference?”

After accepting Lucia’s ridicule helplessly, Spencer waited for her to extend her hand, and the smile on his face slowly returned to its natural state. Finally, he helped his fiancee out of the car as he wished.

When she got out of the car, a sweet smell of roses hit her. Lucia frowned slightly because she didn’t like roses.

But what Spencer didn’t know was that he thought he had done the perfect thing. When he saw Lucia frowning, he leaned over to her ear and said to her in a way that seemed intimately familiar to outsiders,

“Lucia, smile. It’s our engagement party. Everyone’s looking at us.”

So what?

Lucia sneered from the bottom of her heart, but unfurled her furrowed brows. She couldn’t smile but could only suppress her disgust.

Seeing the protagonists of the engagement party walk up the rose path together, the staff members who had been prepared for the engagement party fired a small firework under the command. And the fresh petals were also thrown into the air, falling gently with the gentle wind. To outsiders, this was the most romantic scene.

But that was not in Eduard’s eyes.

Watching Lucia walk “happily” down the path of the church with Spencer in the rain of petals, Eduard’s eyes looked cold and he was out of place in the warm atmosphere. The guests around him seemed to be clapping, but actually they took it as a joke.

Whether by accident or not, Spencer walked very slowly, as if showing off the beautiful woman he was carrying, but Lucia, who was beside him, felt that the time passed so slow. She even began to get impatient and looked around. Then she spotted Eduard in the crowd, and now he was looking at her.

Lucia thought none of them would come… but she saw Eduard.

Lucia had guessed Arthur’s intention, and her heart was filled with bitterness. She quickly lowered her eyes, afraid that Eduard would find out about her emotions, and her arms unconsciously tightened around Spencer, which was noticed by Spencer.

Spencer glanced sideways at Lucia and noticed that she had lowered her head. Then he looked in the same direction as she had been looking, only to see Eduard staring at them.

Smiling more brightly, Spencer sneered in his heart. He was here just in time!

After a few quick steps, Spencer and Lucia stopped in front of Eduard. The firework was over, and his voice was loud and clear,

“Mr. Burton, there you are. I was wondering why I didn’t see you.”

Suddenly being named, Eduard turned his cold eyes to Spencer, and ignored him even in this particular situation.

Instead of getting annoyed, Spencer got what he wanted. He wanted Eduard’s disrespect, so he continued,

“You don’t look happy. Aren’t you here to wish Lucia and me well? After all, you are Lucia’s good friend.”

Spencer’s words made a lot of sense. Everyone looked over at Eduard and all he had to do was to say, “of course I wish you well.” However, Eduard was not that kind of person and won’t be coerced by Spencer.

“Lucia, I hope you can be with the one you really love,” Eduard said, turning his eyes to Lucia.

Lucia’s eyes flashed and she bit her lip.

The smug smile on Spencer’s face froze. He didn’t expect Eduard to be so bold as to undermine him in public. Even though he didn’t say anything inappropriate, everyone in Athegate was aware of his conflict with Arthur and his entanglement with Lucia. What Eduard said suggested that Arthur was Lucia’s true love.

Sure enough, as soon as Eduard finished his words, people began to whisper. Spencer felt humiliated, but he didn’t panic. Soon, his smile returned on his face,

“Thank you for your blessing, and thank you all for coming to witness the true love between Lucia and me.”

Spencer cheekily positioned himself as Lucia’s true love.

Eduard had a noncommittal smile.

Erik, who was standing on the steps and watching everything, quickly asked the staff to fire another gun salute. When the gun went off, Spencer took advantage of the situation and led Lucia forward. This time, he did not dare to walk around anymore, as he was afraid that there would be trouble again.

Esmae and Helena had been walking behind. Esmae had seen the scene, and was very unhappy with Spencer’s behavior.

Esmae looked down upon Spencer more when he knew he needed to be careful and still wanted to stir up trouble.

Finally, Spencer brought Lucia into the church. The engagement party wasn’t supposed to be held in the church, but Spencer did the opposite in order to be serious. The engagement party was bigger than a wedding. The goal was to gain enough leverage to make Arthur’s heart ache.

The guests followed them into the auditorium and sat down in their pre-arranged seats. It was worth noting that several seats in the front row were empty and very conspicuous. That was what Spencer had set up for Arthur and the others, and now Eduard was the only one sitting there unannounced.

If it hadn’t been for that little incident, Spencer might have given Eduard a hard time, but now he had to suppress the urge to strut his stuff in order for the ceremony to go smoothly. Everything was going according to a pre-arranged schedule.

Since it wasn’t a wedding, the witness wouldn’t be a priest, and the burden would naturally fall on Esmae.

As Esmae walked between Lucia and Spencer, the host immediately explained Esmae’s identity to the audience. When the name of the Brown family was read out, there was a small climax in the church. Everyone present was a member of the upper class. There were countless CEOs of multinational companies. Naturally, they had all heard of the family. Some of them had even tried to get involved with the family and could not find a way to do so.