CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

But he's all grown up now. He's not a kid anymore. Besides, as Mom's son, he has the right to know how she died.

Hence, Natalie stopped him from leaving and told him everything.

Taking a deep breath to compose himself, Jared wiped away his tears fiercely and asked with reddened eyes, “Are you going to retrieve the security footage Harrison kept in the bank?”

Natalie nodded. “Yeah. If we have that, Susan will have to suffer an even worse fate.”

“I'll go with you,” Jared declared with a determined expression.

However, Natalie shook her head. “No, I'll go myself. You should go to the hospital to visit Harrison.”

“Well, all right then.” Jared always listened to what Natalie said, and that time was no exception.

After that, the sibling went their separate ways.

Natalie headed for the bank while Jared went to the hospital.

Two hours later, Natalie successfully retrieved the security footage and drove straight to Thompson Group, intending to check whether the contents were just as what Harrison had told her.

Soon, she arrived at Thompson Group and entered the lobby. Since she had shown up without making an appointment, she thought to call Shane and have him send someone down to get her.

lit up, and she walked up to

was talking to someone else. Seeing that she was

nodded as she looked straight at Natalie, her gaze exceptionally

the gorgeous lady I saw the last

smiled. “Why are you calling me

because you're our CEO's wife,”

because I look like a married woman,

she asked curiously, “How

found out after what Mr. Shane posted on

dawned

it. But, when did Shane do that? Why don't I know anything

Mr. Shane?” the

Natalie asked as

quickly. “Of course. You're the CEO's wife, so you can go up whenever you

led Natalie over to the elevator and even helped her press the button for the

entered the elevator after thanking the

elevator doors closed, the receptionist dashed back to her seat excitedly and sent a text in the group chat to tell

buzzing with

the same department, naturally, they were more