CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

As the unfamiliar cologne and faint musk wafted into Natalie's nostrils, panic and anxiety deluged her. She struggled incessantly. “Let go of me! Let go of me, Sean!”

Sean, on the other hand, couldn't possibly do so when he had caught her at long last.

He tightened his hands around her waist, allowing her to struggle and thump him on the chest with both hands relentlessly.

Although her blows packed a punch and hurt him quite a bit, he could still withstand that measure of pain. Thus, he naturally wouldn't let go of her.

He brought his face close to her neck and took a deep whiff. “How fragrant! You smell so good, Nat!”

Upon hearing that, Natalie flushed bright red from rage. “You're utterly shameless, Sean! Let go of me! Get your hands off me!”

Her struggles intensified.

Sean almost couldn't contain her, so he toppled them both, pinning her on the floor.

There was a thick carpet on the floor, and he was cradling the back of her head with his massive hand, so Natalie naturally didn't suffer a single scratch.

his had her promptly blanching. “What

the tip of his finger. In a low and raspy voice, he drawled, “What do you think? When a man and a woman

glared fiercely at the man on top of her. “I'm warning you, Sean—don't

that. But Nat, have you not made up your mind yet when it's been hours? Besides, I told you not to take too long as I might not have the patience to wait. Since you can't give me an answer, Nat, I can only make this move.” Sean narrowed his

Natalie took it seriously, and a chill instantly engulfed

Sean felt that she appeared all the more adorable. Consequently, his

corners of his lips curved upward, and he dipped his head, hoping to garner some perks while scaring

bit her

as wide as saucers. She was entirely stunned, and

He actually

of repulsion rose within her. Verily,

After biting her, he even

venomous snake was lapping at her, and she

a vase on the coffee table

stretched a hand at the

his head and looked down at her, but just when he was about to speak, he felt a sharp pain at the back of his