CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Shane poured a hot cup of water for Natalie.

She smiled at him before answering her kids. “I'm alright, just down with a little flu.”

“Do you still feel dizzy?” Shane sat opposite the trio and asked.

Natalie massaged in between her brows. “A little.”

“Then, you'd better get a rest at home. Don't go into work,” the man said as he crossed his legs.

She sipped on the hot drink and said, “Well, looks like I don't have any other choice.”

Not only was she feeling dizzy, but the woman felt so drained that it would be near impossible for her to work.

“Right, what were you guys talking about?” Natalie put down the glass in her hand and asked again, “I heard the kids thanking you when I got downstairs. Did you buy them anything?”

“Nothing, nothing.” Before Shane could answer, the twins shook their heads and denied it.

Their odd behavior further convinced Natalie that they had asked for something from Shane.

“Shane, what did they ask you to buy?” Natalie peered at the twins sternly and furrowed her brows as she asked Shane.

biological father, so it was

they were related to each other. It was the reason Natalie was reluctant to let the kids request for

his lips and said, “They did ask for something from me, but all they're asking for are

aback. “What

science,” Shane lowered his head

something, and in the end, she tried to sound Shane out, “Mr. Shane, could it be that you already know about

I do. Frankly speaking, I'm stunned, but I'm really glad, actually. Connor is a brilliant boy. Have you ever thought

I do that?” Natalie

indication that she had not considered it

looked at her. “I mean cultivate him so that he could make the most of his talent. Let him become an elite in the

An elite?

to the exchange between the two adults, and his eyes glinted with a light

and asked,

Daddy,” Connor

chairman cum CEO of the Thompson Group and the head of the Thompson family. Connor knew that tens of

as accomplished as Shane could be known

you

has what it takes. I don't wish for his talents to go to waste,”