CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 99

“What do you mean?” Susan inquired sharply.

“Nothing.” Natalie shrugged. She picked up the photos from the floor and patted them in her hands. “Jasmine gave you these, right?”

There was a flash across Susan’s eyes.

Natalie knew she had guessed correctly and sneered. “She even tailed me and took sneak shots—how pathetic.”

“My Jasmine was way nobler than you,” Susan glanced at her contemptuously. “What’s wrong with taking sneak shots? She is Shane’s fiancée. What’s wrong with her taking evidence of him being with a homewrecker?”

“Homewrecker?” Natalie raised her eyebrows.

Susan circled her. “Why, aren’t you the homewrecker? You clearly know that Shane is engaged to my Jasmine, but you’re still clinging to him. Isn’t this what homewreckers do?”

As if she had just heard the biggest joke ever, Natalie folded her arms and laughed. “All sorts of people exist these days. This is my first time seeing a real homewrecker accusing someone else of being a homewrecker. Susan, have you been the so-called rightful wife for too long that you’ve already forgotten how you acquired this position in the first place?”

“You...” Susan had a twisted facial expression as she gave Natalie her death stare.

is being

b*tch is deliberately aggravating

by anger. She pounced at Natalie and tried to scratch her

once again avoided

lunged at Natalie again.

learned some defense moves while she was overseas, Susan’s attack was as random as that of a crazy

her defense moves on Susan at all. There was nothing else she could

the clattering sound of high heels passed

after that, someone came into the

Natalie turned around to see her latest visitor. Her gaze turned cautious

gaze. With a wicked smile, Jasmine suddenly reached out to

pupil constricted. She swiftly crouched down,

hands

forceful shove sent Susan back by a good few steps before the latter lost her balance. With a bang, Susan fell onto the floor, head first,

back to her senses, she gave Natalie an eerie smile. “Natalie,

and ran to Susan’s side. Holding her mother in her arms, she wailed pitifully, “Mom, wake up! Don’t do this