She Is A CEO

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 443

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 443

In fact, when Spencer was showing off his trip to Miami, Arthur already knew that they were going to the same place, and he was hesitant to postpone the flight or the trip altogether. However, on the one hand, he had an appointment with an old friend in Miami. And on the other, he didn’t want to lose to Spencer, and he had to be proud even if his heart hurt.

Although he was determined not to lose, when Arthur caught up with them and looked up to see Spencer holding Lucia by the waist, he smiled bitterly and regretted it. He was strong, but it was really not that simple.

Even though she had told herself that she could not turn back, Lucia could not resist the urge in her heart as she walked along the glass path. She turned to look at Arthur, and her heart ached uncontrollably.

When had Arthur ever looked so forlorn?

Lucia thought sadly.

Feeling sorry for Arthur, Lucia grew even angrier with Spencer, and even as she had to cooperate with his intimacy, she lowered her voice to warn him,

“Spencer, I’m warning you to keep your mouth shut after you get on the plane. If you provoke Arthur again, I promise to transfer to a flight to Chicago as soon as you get off the plane. You can go on the trip alone.”

“Come on,” said Spencer, not in a hurry, as if he had expected Lucia to say something like that. He replied with a faint smile, “You know that I have a deep grudge against Arthur. Just now, I was just anxious to provoke him. I promise that I won’t have any contact with him after I get on the plane.”

Spencer said simply, but Lucia did not trust him and stared at him. Spencer had to make repeated assurances. Lucia then did not pursue.

If Spencer broke his word and hurt Arthur, Lucia didn’t know if she can keep it up.

Soon they were on the plane, and Lucia was relieved that there weren’t many first-class passengers today, and that Arthur wasn’t near Spencer.

If Arthur was within her sight, she knew that she could not help but chase after him. If she was exposed, all the cruel things that she had done now would be in vain.

The nonstop flight from Athegate to Miami took nearly 17 hours. As soon as Lucia got into her seat, she began to close her eyes and take a nap. She didn’t want to talk to Spencer, and she was afraid to open her eyes. She was afraid that she couldn’t help looking in Arthur’s direction, and, at such a close distance, she was really afraid that she couldn’t help looking for him.

Lucia experienced the helplessness and frustration of being so close but so far apart.

Spencer didn’t break his promise. He was with Lucia the entire flight, and not only was Lucia scared, but he was even more scared. Knowing that Arthur and Lucia weren’t communicating, however, he felt that their hearts were tied together. Occasionally, Lucia would turn her head in Arthur’s direction. Spencer was nervous, afraid that they would meet.

17 hours was an ordeal for all three of them. During the entire flight, as long as his eyes were open, Arthur would look in Lucia’s direction, as if his gaze could caress her long hair through the seat, as he stroked her cheek. It was not easy for Arthur now to be so close to her.

Up to now, Arthur had not resented Lucia at all, and he could not hate her, because at the very thought of her, love was all that mattered.

Arthur can only smile. In this life, he was doomed to lose in Lucia hands, and did not regret.

The sun was falling and the moon was rising. There was a little starlight outside the plane. No matter how much Lucia tried to escape Spencer, she couldn’t keep her eyes closed for a long time. After realizing that time had passed, she slowly opened her eyes.

Next to her, Spencer’s eyes were closed, and he looked so relaxed that he seemed to have fallen asleep.

Lucia couldn’t help but sneer. Spencer, on the other hand, had been scheming. He was sitting by the window, so he wouldn’t put down his back to rest. Instead, he would sit upright to block the view between her and Arthur.

That would tire him to death!

Lucia cursed in her heart like a child, but in the next second, she subconsciously looked to the right behind her. She only took one glance, and her eyes widened instantly.

Arthur was standing right behind Spencer. His purple eyes didn’t show any emotion, but they were all over him.

Arthur, how long had he been standing here?

Lucia gritted her teeth to force the words back into her mouth. She could only look back at Arthur in a daze. For a moment, she did not know how to react. She was also afraid that she would wake up Spencer, who was beside her, and cause another storm.

In the midst of Lucia’s slightly surprised gaze, Arthur slowly raised his hand over the back and held Lucia’s hair. The color of the hair grew darker and darker. He gently stroked the hair. No one knew what he was thinking.

Lucia’s heart was pounding. God knew how much she wanted to stand up and throw herself into Arthur’s arms. She wanted to hug him tightly and tell him that she didn’t hate him, that she loved him…

The hair had no feeling, but Lucia could feel Arthur’s strength and the warmth of his palm. It was the warmth of her dream.

Time seemed to stand still. Arthur did not make any further moves. He did not say anything and only fixed his gaze on Lucia. He caressed her hair gently as if he was confirming something or missing something.

After some time, a flight attendant walked over to check on the passengers one by one. Arthur raised his eyebrows and slowly let go of his hand. He did not say a word, simply turned back to his seat and looked out the window at the dark night sky.

Lucia’s heart still beat fast.

Turning quickly, Lucia stroked her heart with a trembling hand, laughing at herself as she asked herself, “Just now, what kind of look did you use to look back at Arthur?? Did he see anything?”

Fear and expectation.

Lucia looked out of the window into the dark night sky.

There was a silent exchange, except for the two people involved, no one knew. In that static time, what they have gained and lost.

As the night wore on, the sound of the plane’s engines faded into a deep sleep, and by the time Lucia opened her eyes again, it was already bright outside the window. It was already morning.

Whether Spencer meant it as a show or as a gesture of good faith, he took good care of Lucia. As soon as he saw her open her eyes, he immediately asked her if she was hungry, if she needed cleaning or

anything, but Lucia didn’t appreciate it. She just calmly turned to look out of the window, and did not make any response.