CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Of course, that conjecture might be true. However, Shane was worried that the helicopter might have stopped at a particular island that night yet took off again after refueling.

But no matter what, he still had to investigate those islands.

As his line of thought went in that direction, he contacted Silas via video call.

“Mr. Shane.” Silas' exhausted face appeared on the screen.

Shane knew that everyone hadn't been resting well in the past few days as they scrambled to find Natalie.

Guilt welled within him, but he couldn't allow them to stop either when she was still missing.

When I find Natalie, I'll do my best to compensate them!

“Investigate all the islands in the waters of Nalanica. Compile all the information and send everything to me regardless of whether they're inhabited,” Shane ordered in a deep voice, pinching the bridge of his nose.

Silas' eyes went as wide as saucers. “You suspect that madam is on one of the islands, Mr. Shane?”

“That's the lead given by the military, but it still bears confirmation whether that is indeed the case. I can't stop here either. I've got to locate the helicopter,” Shane replied solemnly.

In response, Silas nodded. “Got it. I'll compile all the information right away. However...”

Shane's eyes narrowed a

a result, the number of islands there is uncertain. Not all are currently

heard that, the crease of

it. Just compile the information first.

“Will do.”

video call, Shane shut the lid of

Where are you, Natalie?

sitting on the floor when someone knocked on the door behind her. The housekeeper's voice

lifted her head. Her eyes were red-rimmed, making it evident that she had

say, she was petrified to be on the remote island

woman. It was difficult for her to keep

Natalie answered in a slightly hoarse voice, getting to her feet and wiping

he's going to come up

darkened

He actually said that?

her face as black as thunder, Natalie stormed toward the

don't want him to come up and escort me personally! Who

the housekeeper bowed a fraction and

me that!” Natalie warned, her expression

the beginning, she assumed that the housekeeper was only addressing her as “madam” because she