CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Silas was already waiting for him at the entrance and immediately reported the schedule of the day.

“There's a meeting this afternoon, you say?” Shane sat on his chair and turned to Silas, who nodded.

“Yes. It's a meeting regarding the showcase of next season's luxury branded products.”

“Postpone it to four o'clock. I have to pick the kids up at two,” instructed Shane as he took a sip of his coffee.

Silas wasn't too surprised by his boss' decision.

After all, the man had been picking Connor and Sharon up in the afternoon for the past two days.

The responsibility of doing so fell on him since Thompson Group wasn't far from the kickboxing hall.

Furthermore, Shane was a good father who would never abandon his duties toward his children.

“By the way, Mr. Shane, the wedding favors you requested have arrived. Shall I have them distributed?” asked Silas.

The wedding was going to be held the day after tomorrow, so giving out wedding favors was certainly a must.

why Shane had instructed Silas to order a bulk of gifts to be distributed to every employee of

it, get someone to organize a prize drawing event online,” answered Shane as he glanced through some documents. “Also, we'll have a one-day sale on every single of our products—only

Shane. I'll

Shane grunted in response.

word about Shane's wedding; not only did their boss give every

Thompson Group happily sent their

as lively. Netizens were exhilarated to learn that the

Thompson Group's well-known and luxurious products—such as a purse or lipstick—from the prize drawing

who didn't win anything would still get to enjoy the one-day sale, and that was more than

a nutshell, Shane and Natalie's wedding became the number-one trending topic online, even drowning out

there was nothing they could do. After all, who would

Lucy spotted a red, exquisite-looking gift box on her desk as soon as she

employees gazed at

took a good look at herself, only to find nothing unusual. Without another thought, she picked up the red box

woman felt the gazes on her grow even more bizarre—some appeared scornful, and some

way, none of them