CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Natalie hummed in response and turned around.

Everyone stood up upon seeing that, the girls gathering at the center and had their hands up to catch the bouquet.

“Ready?” Natalie looked back. “I'm throwing it now. Three... Two... One!”

She tossed the bouquet in the air as soon as she finished speaking.

Everyone raised their heads and stared at the bouquet, trying to get their hands on it.

Joyce, Sally, and Lina had their eyes on the bouquet as well.

Connor took Sharon to Natalie's side, but Sharon's eyes were fixed on the pretty flowers. “Connor, I want that too.”

“Nope, no way,” replied Connor firmly. “Those flowers are meant for the next bride. That is why everyone who is trying to catch the bouquet is in Aunt Joyce's age group. You're too young; you're not allowed to be a bride yet.”

Shane heard that and agreed wholeheartedly. He said, “Your brother is right. That bouquet is not for you. Don't even think about it. You're not allowed to have it even after you get older.”

Shane had put on a straight face when he spoke to his daughter, and that got Natalie to grin in exasperation.

She knew exactly what the father and son duo were doing. They simply didn't want Sharon to get married or leave the house.

time before the bouquet finally found its new

think she'd actually catch the bouquet. Still, she calmed down

and said, “Congratulations on becoming

“Thank you.” Joyce smiled.

Natalie and Joyce talking to each other. He couldn't help

the next bride? Does she already

some unknown reason, Stanley felt annoyed when he

didn't really pay attention to that annoyance and suppressed

the newlyweds were standing

back and watching

honestly didn't know what to say

she could do was pray that he would recover soon and

didn't respond because he thought

have invited Stanley to the wedding if he hadn't helped Natalie and the kids

stop Stanley

the newlyweds, Joyce, too, noticed that Stanley

man she loved, after all, so it was only natural for her to pay attention

lonely figure,

her gaze away. She stopped thinking about Stanley and went to take some

ceremony