CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

There were many brilliant women out there whose achievements were discredited just because they had some help from their husbands. Many assumed that successful women only managed to progress that well because of their husband's help.

For example, Stephanie Whittaker was a talented woman, but she had borrowed some money from her husband to establish her business. That got everyone to assume that her husband was responsible for all of her achievements. No one ever stopped to consider how her husband simply made that initial investment and that the company's growth after that was all the fruits of her labor.

Shane didn't want the narrow-minded public to see his wife like that.

Natalie looked into Shane's eyes and instantly knew what he was worried about. Warmth filled her heart, and she said, “I got it. Thank you, Darling.”

Shane caressed her hair. “We're married, so you never need to thank me.”

Natalie grinned and nodded.

“Here, you can keep it.” Shane handed her the card.

“No, I can't. This is—”

“A part of my salary which I'm giving my wife for her to maintain the house,” Shane cut her off.

for words. She paused for a moment before she accepted the card and replied, “Okay, since you put it that way, I will

“Mmm.” Shane nodded.

stayed in the studio for a while until the housekeeper knocked on their door and told them that their supper

soon after, and it was the

not invite many over. There were

of that, the media were not

it was unnecessary to make such a big deal out of the matter. They

the wedding was done in a

feel like a celebrity. However, that would make it so that most of the blessings she received were faked. Only a handful would genuinely wish her a happy life, and she would have to deal with the jealous and hateful comments online. Rather than going through all that, she would prefer to invite only a few close friends. At least then it would be a proper celebration, instead of

this moment, Joyce, Lina, and Sally were in

bridesmaid, though. Shane didn't have anyone to be his groomsmen, so naturally, Natalie dismissed the idea of having any bridesmaid, too. Only Connor and Sharon would remain as the flower

felt a little sad that they couldn't be her bridesmaids, they weren't unreasonable people as they got

so beautiful today, Nat,” complimented Joyce. She was standing behind Natalie and was staring at the latter's reflection in the

agreement. “It's true. I have never seen

ladies' compliments got Natalie to blush in embarrassment. “You