CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

In the room earlier, Sean couldn't see clearly due to the dim yellow light. Under the bright illumination then, however, he discovered that Natalie was even more beautiful than before.

Perhaps it was because she had just given birth a while ago, but she exuded a womanly allure that had one awed at a single look.

Conversely, a glimmer of envy glinted in Jacqueline's eyes. She was jealous of everything Natalie had, especially her countenance.

She had always felt that Shane fancied Natalie because of her countenance.

Shane and I were childhood sweethearts and spent a lot of time with each other. Why would he not like me yet fall for her, who'd only entered his life of late? At the end of the day, it's all because she's prettier than me!

With a smirk tugging at her lips, Jacqueline drawled, “It's been a long time, Ms. Smith. Do you still remember me?”

Natalie's hands balled into fists. “Indeed, it's been a long time. And of course, I do. I remember everything that you did to me and my children very clearly, Ms. Graham.”

When Jacqueline glimpsed the loathing in her eyes, her smile widened. “Really? I'm honored that you remember me so vividly, Ms. Smith.”

Natalie merely pursed her lips without saying anything.

then! I initially thought I'd only see her again after an eternity, but we've met again unexpectedly under such circumstances. Well, it's just perfect! I've got

next instant, he retracted his gaze and turned to Natalie. His gaze turned tender. “Quick, come and have a

pulled out the

a glance, Natalie walked over to the other side and sat down by

Sean's eyes

unceremoniously derided, “It seems that she

to adapt. Things will be fine in the future. I believe that she'll

with a dark look

gripped her fork hard, saying

merely smiling as he picked up

snorted before she

one speaking. The only sounds were

dinner. Every so

time, and upon closer scrutiny, she realized that they had changed quite

true for Jacqueline. She looked exceedingly gaunt, her eyes dull and her face

the past, she knew how to hide it. Thus, she merely