CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

“Quick, save them!” urged Andre loudly.

If something bad happens to the CEO of Thompson Group here, the Hill family will be doomed!

Immediately after Shane jumped into the sea, Silas had already dashed toward the cruise’s emergency department and headed out to sea in a lifeboat. Reaching Natalie before Shane, he dove into the water.

However, instead of rescuing her, he swam toward Stanley.

As she would be taken care of by Shane, there was no need for him to intervene.

Like what Stanley had done earlier, Shane hooked his arm over Natalie’s neck and pulled her toward the lifeboat. Lifting her butt, he pushed her onto the boat before grabbing the sides and pulling himself onto it.

Silas lifted Stanley onto the lifeboat in a similar manner.

By then, Stanley had already lost his consciousness, though his calf was still twitching.

Natalie was in a much better state in comparison to him. As Stanley was protecting her earlier, she was still conscious despite having gulped a few mouthfuls of water. However, her body was quivering uncontrollably.

“Head back quickly!” instructed Shane as he patted Natalie’s face lightly.

Knowing that Natalie and Stanley needed immediate medical attention, Silas nodded solemnly and increased the speed to the maximum.

of a team of lifeguards, Natalie and Stanley were successfully transported back to the cruise

pressed her stomach forcefully, trying to remove the water within

mouthfuls of water. Only then did some color return back to her initially pale

nose, lifted her chin,

casting a pitiful gaze on Stanley, who was receiving first-aid treatment as

always seems so unhappy when I mention Dr. Quinn during our

has feelings for

right now, he probably likes her a

suddenly started

grip on her nose and chin, Shane moved away from her body. However, he continued

few seconds, Natalie’s eyes fluttered open slowly. It took a while

thing that entered her eyes was

Shane?” Natalie weakly called

He nodded. “It’s me.”

she asked, “So I wasn’t dreaming. Were you the one who saved

she had seen him swimming

she did not know if

off the wrist guard on his left hand, wrung it dry, and wiped