CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie's face darkened when her father told her to go in. After a moment, she took her children's hands and said to Shane, “Wait here. I'll come out after I speak to him.”

“Okay,” the man said with a nod.

She brought her children in. As she walked past Susan, she deliberately knocked the woman with her shoulder.

The latter's back hit the wall, and she cried out in pain at the impact.

“Nat,” Harrison called as he tried to sit up. There was an endearing look on his face as he glanced at his daughter and her children.

The kids were adorable as they stared at him with their huge doe eyes. Anyone would melt at the sight of them.

Harrison was feeling exactly that currently. He wanted to reach out to hug them but had no energy for it. So he said, “Put the kids on my bed, Nat.”

“No. They can just stand,” Natalie refused as she held the children's hands.

She saw the look in his eyes after all.

rejection. “They'll get tired. Just let them sit on the bed,”

to see if you're dead after hearing that you collapsed. We'll leave in a while, so there's no need for them

understood perfectly well that she just didn't want him to touch her children. Though there was a hint of anger in him, he was mostly feeling helpless. “I'm sure you can see how I am now, Nat.

she

smile surfaced on his face. “I'm already dying. Aren't you going to forgive me? I know that I've done things that have let you guys down,

knife. It's going to leave a scar on me that will

heaved a sigh and clutched his chest sorrowfully, “Are you really going to be

cruel?” Natalie laughed. “Aren't

adding, “Who was the one who cheated on my mom with Susan and had Jasmine before she was even pregnant with me? Who was the one who divorced my mom and chased us out of their house? Who was the one

The man was rendered speechless. He was at a loss

of the things Natalie

Sensing that their mother was getting emotional, the children quickly grabbed a thigh of hers

their heads. “It's okay. Don't

The two nodded in

that I wasn't a good father, Nat. But I've learned my mistakes now.