CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 128

“Really?” Shane’s expression was indifferent. He was clearly not very interested in what she was saying.

At that moment, a cat suddenly darted out of the flowerbed a few meters ahead of them. It came to a stop in the middle of the road.

Natalie’s face fell when she saw it. She shouted in warning, “Mr. Shane!”

Shane had a grim look on his face. He knew it was too late to pull the brakes now. Left with no other choice, he hastily jerked the steering wheel to the side. The car swerved to the left, heading right for the flowerbed. At the same time, he swiftly undid his seatbelt and lunged toward Natalie. Wrapping her in a protective embrace, he pinned her to the passenger seat.

BANG!

The car shuddered violently before the car alarms went off.

Natalie screamed in shock and terror, causing Shane to tighten his hold on her.

After a moment, the car stopped moving while the alarms stopped blaring. Everything seemed to return to normal.

It was only then Shane released Natalie and slowly moved away from her.

Natalie straightened up before glancing at the windshield. To her horror, the entire windshield was spiderwebbed with cracks. Her hair stood on end as a shiver raced down her spine.

“Mr. Shane, are you hurt?” she asked in a quavering voice. Her face was incredibly pale.

“No,” Shane dusted himself off, “You?”

She shook her head. “I’m not injured either.”

can I be? He protected me with his body. This is the second time

and surprised at that

rapping on the

pounding heart before looking over. There was

policeman leaned down to ask, “You

we’re fine,” Shane answered

“Then could you please

opened the door and got out of

the car either. Swiftly taking off her seatbelt, she slipped out to

out of the car, she could see that the entire front end had run over the flowerbed and rammed into the divider. The headlights had also shattered with the

softly at

was a miracle that she and Shane were completely unharmed when the car was in such a

statement. He walked over to her side and

car?” She pointed at

in. “It can’t be driven anymore. I’ll send someone here to drag it

she exclaimed, “Mr. Shane, do you

“Yes.”

It’s such an expensive car too,” she lamented

could not help the amused smile that crossed his face when

keen eyes caught the motion and nearly popped out of her head. It was

vanished from his face, his expression returning to its default cold and distant look. “I’m not.

I’m sure of what I saw. You were