CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

“How dare she...” Harrison was staring at the live stream. He was so agitated he was becoming short of breath.

“Sir! Please calm down.” The housekeeper was very concerned. He supported Harrison, worried he would pass out from anger.

True enough, Harrison blackout in a fit of rage.

Over at Shane's office, Silas was feeling a little sorry for Harrison. “Looks like Harrison has really infuriated Ms. Natalie and she will be spilling the beans on him.”

“He asked for it,” Shane sneered.

That sounded familiar. Those were the exact words Natalie used. Shane took whatever she said to heart. Silas was a little amused. He turned his attention back to the live stream so his mind would not wander further.

“Ms. Natalie, do you mean Ms. Jasmine Smith is an illegitimate child?” A reporter had to re-confirm the shocking news he just heard.

Natalie nodded and continued, “You heard me right. I think all of you would remember Harrison divorced his wife and married his current wife, Susan Sullivan, seven years ago. He even changed the name of his daughter to Jasmine.”

nodded their heads. Of course, they remembered since it was

that announcement to mislead the public as he did not want you to know she is his

Some were not convinced.

Susan had always been very protective of Jasmine. She committed this latest offense because of her daughter too. They must be mother and daughter. Would anyone have gone to that extent for a stepchild who is not

“I definitely would not!”

“I told you so.”

on a smile to Natalie's face. She picked up her microphone again to share more details. “Jasmine is Susan's daughter while my mom is Yulia Lawrence. Twenty-five years ago, Harrison had an affair with Susan and they had Jasmine, who is a year older than I before I was even conceived. Both Yulia

carry on. “We got to know about this seven years ago when Harrison brought Jasmine and Susan home. He divorced my mom, and chased her out, together with my brother and me. He even lied

outburst, she buried her face in her hand.

handed her a piece of tissue and tenderly consoled her. “Nat, don't be sad. It is not worth wasting your tears

so despicable.” The reporters were all taken aback

We did not expect Mr. Smith to be so despicable.” The reporters were all

Mr. Smith doted on his daughter. So he was only