CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Harrison suddenly called her. He must be calling me because of the press conference earlier today.

Knowing that there was a chance that the call would turn ugly, she asked her kids to leave.

Connor saw the incoming call on Natalie's phone. Mommy won't let us listen to this. Sighing, he pulled Sharon back to their room.

Natalie only picked up the call after the room door was closed. “Mr. Smith, can I help you with something?”

“You ungrateful child!” Harrison bellowed through the phone. Undertones of weakness in his voice made him sound a lot less imposing than he intended.

Natalie picked up the remote and switched off the TV. She answered nonchalantly, “Mr. Smith, if I were an ungrateful child, what does that make you? A horrible father?”

“Y-You,” Harrison stuttered with anger at her words. He took in several deep breaths before he was able to suppress his rage. He asked fiercely, “Why did you reveal Jasmine's real identity at the press conference?”

“Because you forced me to,” Natalie replied lightly, flicking her nails.

a little too long. I should invite Joyce

words. Her reply invoked a sense of déjà vu; didn't he say the same thing to her yesterday when she called him about the

used my words against

outcry to pressure me to drop my charges against Susan and falsify my testimony against Jasmine. Frankly, I've run out of options, and this is

are right. But did you think about how your actions are going to affect the Smith family and the Smith Group?

joking. The stock prices fell because of you. None of this would've happened if you didn't cheat on my mom in the past. Also, it doesn't bother me if

her mom. Furthermore, her mom

ago, effectively robbing her mom of all her shares. Natalie had lost her

his walking cane. He sounded like he

yawn as she ran out of patience. “Mr. Smith, it's late. Let's end the call here. It's time for my beauty sleep.

hung up and threw her phone

hung up and threw her

Hello?” Harrison continued shouting into the

yelling. She has already hung up,”