She Is A CEO

She Is A Ceo Novel George Chapman Chapter 529

She Is A Ceo Novel George Chapman Chapter 529

When Jacob saw the report in the slightly untidy room, he could only imagine how angry he was.

The story was full of descriptions of Spencer’s connection to the Brown family, including a romantic photo of Spencer and Lucia walking arm in arm on the lily path. Looking at the photo, Jacob’s perception was completely discredited. He began to re-examine his relationship with Spencer, and the more he thought about it, the clearer it became.

“Spencer!” Realizing that he was just a pawn in Spencer’s hand, Jacob let out an angry roar and flipped the table over, panting.

It turned out he didn’t just deal with after Arthur, but coveted Lucia!

It was no wonder that after coming to USA, he had been neglected. Spencer, who had the ability to give himself better development opportunities and a better living environment, arranged himself in such a poor neighborhood. It turned out that he was just a joke in his eyes!

Jacob gasped in anger, looking around the room at the mess, and thinking that Spencer already had Lucia. The more he thought about it, the more he tried to figure out if he had a chance to fight back. He picked up the cell phone that had fallen to the ground.

At this moment, in the country, Samuel had just fallen asleep when he was awakened by the ringing of his cell phone. He picked it up and frowned. This number was too special. It must be Jacob’s calling!

Though Spencer repeatedly told him not to contact Jacob, Samuel finally picked up after seeing Jacob calling him on his cell phone.

As soon as the call went through, Samuel let out a spontaneous call,

“Boss…”

“Is it true? Samuel? Spencer and Lucia were engaged?” Jacob asked directly, without a word of pleasantries.

Samuel was silent. How did he say?

“Are you working for Spencer now?” Jacob asked again, but Samuel remained silent.

“Samuel, you’ve been with me for eight years. I brought you along when I wasn’t the JTP President. If it weren’t for me, you would still be an ordinary employee in the company. Now that I’m here, I can’t give you anything, but we still have a friendship, right? I’m just asking you to verify something, and you’re hiding it?”

Jacob, knowing Samuel’s silence, turned to tell him of their friendship, hoping that Samuel would relent.

Samuel frowned. Of course he remembered who had promoted him. Jacob had been very kind to him, and he had given him the house he lived in, the car he drove. Even though he was a mercenary person, even he couldn’t stand what Spencer was doing to Jacob.

At last, Samuel responded,

“Yes, they were engaged.”

“It’s real!” Jacob snarled. “Are you working with him now?”

“Well, I had to,” Samuel said. “Lucia’s been giving me a hard time ever since she took over the the company. She fired me. Spencer took me into his Cloudwork.”

“So, Spencer was using me from the beginning, wasn’t he?” Jacob asked when Samuel was willing to tell him the truth.

This time Samuel hesitated, and if he answered, he would be in a very awkward position.

Jacob guessed Samuel’s misgivings, and immediately said, “Don’t worry. I’m already in Spencer’s hands. Even if you tell me, I can’t do anything. Besides, I won’t argue with him. You don’t have to worry about your own situation.”

Samuel was relieved to hear Jacob say that, and told him everything he knew. At that night, he and Jacob talked for a long time, and Jacob’s tone became calmer and calmer, and when he finally hung up, he just said “goodbye”.

After hanging up the phone, Jacob looked gloomy and resented being taken advantage of by Spencer, but what he needed to think about now was how to turn the tables.

Jacob pondered this all night, and the next morning, at dawn, he decided to test Spencer first, so he called him.

“Hello, looking for me?” After the call, Spencer’s lazy voice could heard at the other end of the phone. It seemed that there was a woman’s voice. novelbin

Jacob stared at the magazine on his desk and said to Spencer, “Spencer, we haven’t spoken in a long time. Haven’t you taken care of my affairs? It’s been almost six months. I should be able to join the company, shouldn’t I?”

“What’s the hurry? You don’t know about it outside. The news is still hot in the country. I’m afraid that if you enter the company, more people will see you. Maybe your whereabouts will be exposed,” Spencer said casually.

Frowning, Jacob gritted his teeth and said coldly,

“But you don’t have to keep me in a slum like this, do you? I can’t even guarantee my own basic safety around here.”

“You’re on the run. What more do you want?” Spencer asked in a low voice.

“I’ve had enough of this. If you won’t help me, I’ll go home and turn myself in!” Jacob said sternly.

“Turn yourself in?” Spencer finally sat up straight, pushed Nia away from him, and asked, “Do you know the consequences of turning yourself in?”

Why would Jacob suddenly think that?

“My life is no better than prison,” Jacob scoffed. “At least I don’t have to live in fear.”

“Are you nuts?” Spencer frowned. “You’re going to do a lot more than go to jail if you come back.”

“I know,” Jacob said nonchalantly. “But I’m not used to the way things are right now. Spencer, you need to think this through, or you’re going to have to change my circumstances right now, or I’m going to turn myself in. I’m going to tell you everything, and you’re not going to blame me.”

“Are you threatening me?” Spencer lowered his voice.

“Not a threat,” Jacob said, as if his voice had never been heard,

“I can’t protect myself right now. Of course, I have to do my best to find a better environment. I know you have the ability, but you’re just not willing to help me. Spencer, we’re all in this together. If I don’t have a good life, you won’t be able to rest easy!”

“Jacob, do you believe that I can have you killed at any time if you threaten me?!” Spencer finally lost his temper.

“Of course I do,” Jacob sneered,

“I’m going to die anyway. I’ve prepared an email to confess. I’ll send it to the public security department and the media every day. Spencer, you have to think about the consequences.”