CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

“Alright...” Jackson lowered his head.

With that, Shane hung up the call. Before Natalie could ask, he turned and told her about their conversation.

She pursed her lips as the disdain she felt for Jacqueline intensified once Shane was done. However, she did not make any comments.

“Nat, this Jacqueline woman is so thick-skinned! I'm guessing she must be from a wealthy family since she's friends with Mr. Shane. Yet, her mind is full of men. To add on, she brought upon this disaster on herself all for the sake of a man. I don't know about you, but I think it's a shame,” Sally blurted.

Although I have not met Jacqueline, I could already tell she must be swooning over love judging by Mr. Shane's description, Sally thought to herself.

Natalie noticed Shane's darkened expression and let out a chuckle. “Sal, the man you mentioned is actually your boss and my Darling.”

“What?” Sally looked at Shane in disbelief.

Noticing his cold expression, she gulped and cleared her throat. “Oh... Well, Mr. Shane, you didn't clarify who that man was, so I thought it was someone else,” Sally explained as cold sweat beaded her forehead. “Oh? So it's my fault that I didn't clarify?” Shane narrowed his eyes.

“No, of course not! I didn't mean it that way. I just... Nat.” Sally glanced at Natalie for help.

She didn't know it was you. Cut her some slack, alright? But she did get one thing right. Ms. Graham is rather thick-skinned.” Natalie wiped the tears of laughter off

did not answer her. it was a clear sign that

But it doesn't matter. It won't

it was time for Shane to return to

the

as she sobbed and clung to her tightly moments before

not cry like his sister, his eyes were also red as

was looking at her

tempted to purchase a ticket and return home with

She did not stop waving until she could no longer

knew she was sad and gently patted her back to comfort

raised her head and wiped

we

agreement and they both left the

She pondered for a moment and said, “Hey, cheer up, Nat. I know you miss them, but you

worry, I'm fine now.”