CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Although Susan was upset that she had to bear all the blame, she had no choice but to sacrifice herself to protect this engagement.

“That’s right, Shane. It’s all my fault. I was the one who did it. It has nothing to do with Jasmine, so just blame me instead. Please give her one more chance,” pleaded Susan as she clutched her chest.

Shane scoffed coldly, “A chance? I’ve given her plenty of chances when she’s working in Thompson Group. However, she never appreciated any of them.”

Starting to panic, Jasmine suddenly burst into tears. “Shane, I’m sorry. It’s not that I didn’t appreciate the chances, but I was too afraid that Natalie will snatch you away. That’s why I kept targeting her.”

“Snatch me away?” Stretching out his arm, Shane pinched her chin and lifted her head. He asked frostily, “Who do you think I am?”

Jasmine tried her best to rebuke, “Of course, I know that you’re different from the other men. You won’t be so easily snatched away by other women. But Natalie’s different!”

“Tell me. Why is she different?” Shane flung his hand away.

As Jasmine rubbed her chin, which was hurting from his strong grip, an intense look of jealousy crept into her eyes. “Because you love her.”

Shane’s eyes widened. “What are

I love Natalie?

How is that possible?

of disbelief crossed Susan’s

ambiguous going on between Shane and Natalie, she did not know that he

Jasmine glared at Shane with bloodshot eyes. “You don’t believe it? I’m only stating the truth. As long as Natalie’s around, your eyes will be fixated on her. Although you hate being close to women, yet you always take the initiative to get closer

in his pockets, clenched into fists. His emotions

he paid a lot of attention to Natalie, and that he did not detest

why he kept saving her and why his emotions were

it because

for Natalie. Upon noticing that, Jasmine’s face twisted in envy.

the one who committed a mistake. I fell in love with her, which has nothing to do with her.

who seduced you.” Jasmine shook her head vigorously, insisting

“You are unreasonable. Let me tell you this, regardless of whose fault it is, it’s never an excuse for you to harm others. My patience for you has already run out. I’ll invite the reporters over later