She Is A CEO

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 483

She Is A Ceo Novel By George Chapman -Chapter 483

Holding Theodore in her arms, Sophie watched Otis’s car drive away. When it disappeared into the front garden, she looked at Theodore and noticed that her grandson was not crying,

“Teddy, don’t be afraid to cry if you miss your mother.”

“I’m not crying,” he said to his grandmother with a smile. “She’s only gone for a little while. I’ll see my mommy again soon, and she can’t be worried.”

“Teddy, be good…” Sophie felt both relieved and sad to see Theodore so sensible.

Theodore kissed her on the cheek and said, “Don’t worry, Grandma. Daddy and Mommy will be together sooner or later.”

“Teddy?” Sophie looked at her grandson in amazement. What did he mean by that?

But Theodore stuck out his tongue and buried himself in Sophie’s neck. He couldn’t say any more.

At the airport, Lucia found out that Otis was on the same flight as her. “Are you going to Athegate, too?” She asked

“I want to check on Arthur and make things a little more detailed,” said Otis.

“Otis, won’t four people too many?” Lucia asked, glancing near their seats.

“Lucia, you are so smart to find out so quickly,” Otis said with a smile. “There aren’t many of us. If it isn’t for my fear of exposure, I would have arranged for more.”

“The people you trust must have been one of the best. Four is enough,” said Lucia reassuringly.

“You should get some rest,” Otis said with a smile. “When you wake up, we might arrive.”

“OK,” said Lucia, feeling a little tired. She closed her eyes at ease.

As Otis pointed out, Lucia fell asleep in a peaceful environment, and though she woke vaguely in the middle of the meal, by the time she woke up, they were back at Athegate.

Out of the airport, Otis handed Lucia’s bag to her and said apologetically, “Lucia, you have to go home by yourself now. It’s not good for me to take you home.”

“I know, thank you, Otis,” she said, and took a taxi back to the office, while Otis went straight to Fragranerde Hall.

At Fragranerde Hall, Otis met Lola for the first time.

Lola only knew Arthur as one of the four Davies brothers, but as a “classmate”, she was naturally unable to meet his other brothers, so she was very happy to meet his brother this time.

Since holding hands at the party that day, Lola had been in a good mood. Sensing that Arthur was blurring the line between them a little, she was getting closer to him.

“Hello, Otis. I’m Arthur’s friend from college, Lola.” Lola introduced herself enthusiastically as soon as she saw Otis walk in the door.

Otis didn’t smile, shook hands with Lola, picked up the baby, and asked Juliana how she was doing.

Lola frowned slightly. Otis seemed to be hostile to her?

The reason was obvious because of Lucia. At this moment, Lola was a little angry. What kind of person was Lucia? Even after what she had done, why were so many people willing to defend her!?

In fact, Lola underestimated Otis. As soon as Otis heard her calling him “Otis” , he could guess what she was thinking about Arthur. After all, Arthur was such an outstanding man. The woman who lingered

by his side must have ulterior motives. It was not that he was not passionate about Lola because of Lucia. However, it was just that he didn’t like the look in Lola’s eyes.

It was a natural instinct of Otis, who had always found Lola’s eyes too complicated when just smiling.

When Arthur heard the news, he went home. Otis seldom came to Athegate, which was a pleasant surprise to him.

“Otis!” When he got home and saw Otis, Arthur’s face had a genuine smile.

“Arthur.” Otis glanced at Arthur with the same lukewarm manner.

Arthur was used to Otis’s indifference. He walked up to him and said, “Did you come to see me or did you have something to take care of?”

Otis glanced at Arthur again and replied, “To see you, of course. Am I that cold-blooded?”

“Yes,” Arthur replied rudely, and the seriousness lasted only a few seconds. The next moment, the brothers smiled at each other.

When Lola saw Arthur coming back, she chatted with Otis. She leaned over and took Arthur’s arm in front of Otis,

“Arthur, Otis and I already know each other, but why don’t you introduce again?”

“No,” said Otis before Arthur could speak. He didn’t even look at the way Lola held Arthur’s arm.

She was such a smart woman. But in the face of love, she will become stupid.

Arthur glanced at Lola who was slightly embarrassed and said to Otis, “Otis, Lola is a classmate of mine from uni and a psychologist in FBI. You should be interested in what she does.”

“Not really.” Juliana was relieved by Otis’s unkind manner, and when she received Otis’s eye contact, Juliana stepped in to be a bad guy.

“Miss Mccarthy, would you excuse us for a moment?” Juliana had ten thousand gentle reasons to send Lola away, but she chose the most direct one without hesitation.

Lola’s face changed, and she looked up at Arthur with some grievance.

Arthur knew Otis’s temper, so he said to Lola, “Excuse me, why don’t you go upstairs? I’ll talk to Otis.”

Lola reluctantly went upstairs, and when she was gone, Arthur asked Otis,

“Otis, what are you doing in Athegate?”

“Something.” Otis didn’t lie, but didn’t say. Instead, he asked, “Lola’s a therapist. Did you get her to talk to Teddy’s bone marrow donor?”

“Yes,” Arthur nodded, “I have.”

“The answer is that the donor didn’t lie, did he?” Otis asked again, and this time Arthur was silent.

Otis smiled. He was right about Lola. Her intelligence could be used in any positive way when it came to reason, but when it came to feelings, it was completely selfish. Having heard all the truth from Lucia, Otis cut off Lola’s feelings for Arthur.

Just, not now.

For Lucia, and for Theodore.

“She’s too smart. Be careful,” Otis said simply.