CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie couldn't help narrowing her eyes in suspicion when she saw how eager he was.

Did he come over just to help me put on my wedding dress?

The more Natalie thought about it, the more she found that to be the case.

Gah, nevermind. As long as he's happy.

What was she going to do? Shane was her husband, and she loved him so much that she wanted to spoil him.

Natalie grinned and shook her head before walking to the man.

The gown was pretty heavy, so it was rather difficult for Natalie to put in on herself.

Her initial plan was to get Joyce and the others to help her put it on, but Shane had thrown a wrench into that plan. Fortunately, men are physically stronger and Natalie soon changed into her dress with his help.

Natalie had already put on her make-up and got her hair done. With the wedding dress on, she was simply breathtaking and more stunning than before.

After all, there were no professionals to do her make-up and hair back then, so while she was still gorgeous, it lacked a little edge.

However, things had changed. As far as Shane was concerned, Natalie was like an angel who had just descended from heaven. That compelled him to hold her tightly in his arms again. It was as though he was worried that she'd fly away if he let go, even a little.

know what he was afraid of, but she didn't

the woman before him was his wife. She would stay with him for the rest of their lives and there was no way she would fly away all of

examined her for a while. “Something's

reminded Natalie with

realization hit Shane as he

resting on the couch. He walked over to pick it up before putting it on

her waist, whereas the layer underneath stretched all the way to the

made the visual effects better and added an element of surprise

passion for

up her bouquet and replied,

knocked on the door. “Nat, Mr. Shane, it's time. Come on out!” It was

“Coming,” Natalie replied.

there weren't any games or

necessary, and there

his hand and said,

smiled and gently placed her

feels so good to

and together, they walked out of the

Sally had been waiting