CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Pfft! Natalie burst into laughter. “You're too adorable, Darling! I really thought that you were infallible and perfect in everything, but it turned out that you also embarrass yourself at times. This is nice. It makes you appear normal, unlike your usual unapproachable self.”

In her eyes, such a side of him was much preferable since he seemed much more like a real live person of flesh and blood.

“Alright, hurry up and eat.” A flash of exasperation flickered across Shane's eyes at the sight of her doubled over in laughter.

Placing the noodles on the fork into the spoon, Natalie brought it to his mouth. “Let's eat together. Well, if you don't mind that I've used the fork.”

She gazed at him and waited for him to open his mouth.

Shane glanced down at the noodles in the spoon before lifting his eyes to the woman staring at him expectantly. In the end, he opened his mouth and ate the noodles.

After swallowing, he teased, “Why, I've even exchanged saliva with you.”

In other words, he was saying that it would be hypocritical of him to be bothered about her saliva on the fork when he had exchanged saliva with her.

At once, Natalie's petite face flamed bright red, and she shot him a glare. “Zip it!”

becoming increasingly

the bowl of

the bedside table did Shane bring up the crux of the matter. “I had

hands flew to her stomach.

any deformities,” Shane

Natalie breathed a sigh of relief. “That's great! When I overheard the conversation between the doctor and nurse, my first thought was that I'd been

lose consciousness right away, or our baby would've truly been gone! Also, it was fortunate that he came over to

and nurse?” she demanded while staring right at him,

sip of her honey water before murmuring, “They've

was flummoxed.

a fraction and his eyes radiating icy coldness, Shane explained, “The doctor and nurse accepted a bribe, maliciously deceiving a patient. Being so unscrupulous and unethical, there's naturally no need

to practice medicine, they would also have much difficulty with daily

the price they had to

Natalie upon hearing that. Instead, a sense

never pity them, let alone take mercy on them when they almost killed her