CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie replied with her lips pursed, “That sounds like the best thing to do, but allow me to correct you, Ms. Syke. I don't have a sister. My brother is the only sibling I have.”

“Oh! I'll definitely keep that in mind!”

After Natalie put the name card in her bag, she asserted, “It's getting late, Ms. Syke. I'll be heading off in advance.”

Jessie waved and bade farewell to Natalie, “Goodbye, Ms. Smith.”

Natalie made her way out of the private room after she responded with a simple nod.

As soon as Natalie departed, she placed her cup of tea aside and started caressing her knees with her face scrunched up in irritation. Her wrath was written all over her vicious-looking face.

A few minutes later, she moved her hands away and returned to her usual calm and collected self, pretending as though nothing had occurred.

Meanwhile, once Natalie departed, she made her way to the kindergarten instead of making a trip back to her office.

She reached the kindergarten after an hour. Once she pulled over at the entrance, she alighted from the car and leaned against it in anticipation of her children.

Two minutes later, she heard someone yelling and cursing.

turned around and looked in the direction of the commotion. Three buff-looking little boys had surrounded a little boy who was around Connor's height and started beating him without

is a murderer!

“Move

the three buff-looking little boys couldn't be bothered at all—they got increasingly brutal

stop the fight as well. It was a

deemed children the future of the country. It was then she noticed she had made

nature, there were

brutal when they're still so young!

suppress her anger anymore, Natalie rushed over

day, they were just children. Thus, they fled the scene the moment

let them off the hook and approached

boy inched away from Natalie in

the little boy had been bruised all over his body, her heart

believe he has to go through all this when he's supposed to have the best time of his

your own?” Natalie asked in a

kindness, the little boy answered in a

of the little

a strong urge to help him up, but she knew it would be better to leave