CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 2

Five years later.

At an art gallery on the western suburbs of J City, a fashion show was currently ongoing.

The backstage was abuzz as models and staff scrambled around in preparation for the show. Since this was Natalie’s debut fashion show, she was busy inspecting the outifts of the various models.

“Mina, could you come over and have a look at this accessory?” someone called out as they beckoned for Natalie.

“Sure!” She turned and headed in that person’s direction.

Earlier, that person had called Natalie “Mina” instead of her real name. That was because “Mina” was now her moniker in the fashion designer world.

In the past five years, she had bloomed into a fine fashion designer. On top of that, she even gained quite the following of fans with her designs over the years.

After bustling around for some time, she finally stopped and took a break. As she was taking a moment to unwind, she gazed out at the audience and observed their reactions to her designs.

Suddenly, she spotted a familiar face in the crowd.

Jasmine! What is

She kept whispering to her

assistant, Penny, replied, “Jasmine, from what I’ve found out, this is Mina’s solo debut. Besides, I can also confirm that she’s definitely back, so

kept a low profile and never appeared in any public places. Thus, it was already a miracle that Penny

up in one row, indicating that the fashion show was nearing an end. Yet, the center stage where the designer usually stood remained empty. Jasmine craned her

their final applause, marking the end of the fashion

Mina was still nowhere to be

Penny remained, and at that moment, Jasmine’s face was already purple

her fame was a hot topic of debate. That was because back then, she had

people still doubted the quality of

at that time, so she

the moment she heard about Mina returning to the country, she had been eager to meet up with the woman. She had forged up a plan to hire Mina

them, Mina was incredibly elusive, and they were not able to even catch a

up. Just

sight of that familiar face sent