CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Chapter 133

“Huh?” Natalie uttered dumbly.

When she still did not move, Shane frowned. “What are you standing around for? We still have a meeting later.”

“Oh yes!” At the mention of the meeting, Natalie snapped out of her daze. She left for the room with the bag of clothes.

Stepping inside, she took a deep breath of the refreshing smell of mint. It abruptly dawned on her that this was Shane’s room.

I’m going to take a shower in his room!

She glanced back at the shut door of the room and blushed.

Nevertheless, the stickiness on her body served to calm her down quickly enough. She took a deep breath, pushed the thought out of her mind, and headed for the bathroom.

The sound of water splashing down drifted over from the private room. Shane, who had been in the middle of reviewing some documents, suddenly stopped writing. His eyes slid over to stare at the room.

After a moment, he leaped to his feet. Tugging at his tie with agitated movements, he yanked open his desk drawer and took out a pack of cigarettes. With that in hand, he stalked over to the balcony.

The cool breeze caressing his hot face was like a balm to his nerves. He massaged his temples, only just managing to calm himself down.

empty office and wondered if Shane had already left. Out of a sudden, the

with a document. “Mr. Shane, about the first half of

drying her hair with a towel. Silas’ eyes brightened in shock while his glasses nearly slid off

hair along with the damp look of her skin were obvious indicators that she

Mr. Shane’s office. Does that

gasped silently, utterly dumbfounded at the

look. “Mr. Campbell,

tone a lot more polite than

know, the sliding door to the balcony opened. Shane stepped back into his office

distinctive smell of cigarette smoke wafting from him had Silas certain that he had

to smoke while women

must have done

reeling with shock from the revelation. Despite that, his expression was as calm as ever as he pushed his glasses up his nose. “It’s like this. I just came over from the Data Processing Department. The sales data for the first half of the year doesn’t seem

I’ll

placed the document on Shane’s desk. “Then I’ll be taking my leave, Mr.

Shane’s response before he