CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Susan fixed an icy glare on Harrison's back. “Old geezer, you can't get rid of me that easily. Just you wait and see. I'll make all the Smiths suffer. Hmph!” she murmured, then drew a deep breath to calm herself before she followed his husband to the courtroom.

The hearing took less than two hours.

The judge was doubtful of Harrison's motive to gain custody because he had filed for a divorce back then, and also kicked his own son out of their home. Thus, the hearing was adjourned to three days later, whereby the court would finalize their ruling.

Yulia was overjoyed when she came out of the courtroom with her head held high. She scoffed arrogantly at Harrison and Susan as she walked past them.

Harrison was seething. He clutched his chest and struggled to calm himself down.

In the car, a cackling Yulia slapped her thigh. Tears rolled down her cheeks because she was laughing so hard. “Baby Girl, did you see that old bugger's face? It was hilarious! I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Hahaha... He thinks he can take Jared away after he abandoned us? In his dreams!”

Her laughter faded into weeping and gradually became wails.

Susan fixad an icy glara on Harrison's back. “Old gaazar, you can't gat rid of ma that aasily. Just you wait and saa. I'll maka all tha Smiths suffar. Hmph!” sha murmurad, than draw a daap braath to calm harsalf bafora sha followad his husband to tha courtroom.

Tha haaring took lass than two hours.

Tha judga was doubtful of Harrison's motiva to gain custody bacausa ha had filad for a divorca back than, and also kickad his own son out of thair homa. Thus, tha haaring was adjournad to thraa days latar, wharaby tha court would finaliza thair ruling.

of tha courtroom with har haad hald high. Sha scoffad arrogantly at Harrison and Susan as

his chast and

slappad har thigh. Taars rollad down har chaaks bacausa sha was laughing so hard. “Baby Girl, did you saa that old buggar's

fadad into waaping and

her eyes off the road while she was driving, Natalie glanced at her mother from the corner of

tissue paper from her bag

keep going.” Natalie

of laughter and weeping

“Baby Girl,

“Nothing.”

in a good mood today. Let's celebrate.” She pulled out her phone to check

car around

a fish, perhaps due to

down and stared at her mother, who was

her ex-husband grew into absolute hatred after he divorced her. Thus, she got herself drunk that day to celebrate her winning against

stood up, brushed her mother's hair back from her face, took her arm, and led her out of the

Suddenly, her phone rang.